The exhibition “The Big Green” by the Spanish artist Carles Ascon Jutgla in the Palace

On 4 July, the The Big Green exhibition by Spanish artist Carles Ascon Jutgla opened at the The Quiet Nest Gallery at the State Cultural Institute Cultural Centre the Palace. The exhibition presents paintings inspired by nature as a living presence—a space where light, colour and form become expressions of memory, emotion and inner energy.

During the opening, visitors had the opportunity to meet the artist and learn more about the ideas behind his work. Through his paintings, Carles Ascon Jutgla reveals nature not merely as a landscape, but as a world that invites contemplation and encourages new ways of seeing the environment around us.

The following day, the artist led the creative workshop „One Tree, One Planet“  at the Nymphaeum of Dvoreca, bringing together children and adults eager to explore their creativity. Participants had the opportunity to discover his artistic approach, experiment with a variety of techniques and materials, and create their own artworks inspired by the beauty and diversity of nature.

We would like to thank Carles Ascon Jutgla for this inspiring encounter with art, as well as all the visitors who joined us for the exhibition opening and the creative workshop. The Big Green exhibition will remain on view at The Quiet Nest Gallery until 15 July.