This artwork presents an imaginary and estrambòtic vision of Venice’s main square—the starting point of the mosquito’s journey through The 10 Cities. But the mosquito begins his adventure in a drunken state, and so nothing here appears stable: there are no straight lines, everything flows, distorts, or floats in an strambòtic atmosphere.

It is a free and vibrant homage to Giorgio de Chirico, a deeply admired artist by Quim Hereu, with whom he shares the desire to move away from the visible world in order to reveal mystery and imagination.

Venice is not a city—it is an altered state of consciousness, where seny gives way to rauxa, and through the mosquito’s spherical eyes, we see a world without filters or logic.om a Girona legend—is no longer nun nor monster: she is a living metaphor for the right to be different, to grow, and to fly beyond what we were told we could become.