Espacio B of the Es Baluard museum presents the Patente de Corso exhibition, the result of site-specific research carried out by Daniel García Andújar to present us with different pieces that appeal to a common time and space.
The artist recovers and recreates a location that, even though it is known, is presented for the first time, the Mediterranean, the Mare Nostrum as the Romans called it.
Patente de Corso brings together a kind of symbolic mosaic or archive that allows conflict and pain to be traced through more than 300 collected images, emphasizing the need to review and rewrite history.
