A number of artists have imagined fantastical landscapes and beings. Rocks, trees and clouds sometimes have mysterious shapes. Light casts enigmatic shadows. Miró communicated with trees, they talked to him, he said 'they have a soul, a spirit, and they are not a trunk and leaves', and he drew them with eyes and ears. The rocks he came across while out walking were alive and he would add them to sculptures to give his figures life.

In the permanent collection rooms, in the foundation's courtyards with the olive, carob and almond trees, in the gardens around it, we will discover the nature that inspired Miró and we will also create imaginary landscapes and beings using some of his artistic techniques.