A new exhibition bringing together the work of Carles Fabregat and Josep Vallribera opens today, Wednesday, September 23, at Sa Nostra Sala in Ibiza Town.

Organised by the Consell d’Eivissa, the exhibition brings sculpture, photography, structures and writing together in a shared exploration of identity, memory and the passage of time.

The opening begins at 20:00 and will also include live performance and a visual-acousmatic presentation.

Opening Today in Ibiza Town

The exhibition opens this evening at 20:00 at Sa Nostra Sala, located at Carrer d’Aragó, 17, in Ibiza Town.

The exhibition will remain on display until October 10 and is free to visit.

Visitors can see the exhibition Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:30 and from 17:30 to 20:30.

Two Artists, Two Different Approaches

The exhibition brings together two artistic practices that approach similar questions through different media.

Carles Fabregat presents a series of sculptures in which the human face plays a central role. Rather than functioning simply as conventional portraits, the faces become a starting point for examining identity, the passage of time and aspects of the human condition.

Josep Vallribera presents a multidisciplinary body of work combining photography, structures and written texts.

His work explores themes including consciousness, memory and the way people perceive and interpret reality.

Identity and the Human Face

For Fabregat, the face is more than a representation of an individual.

His sculptures use the human figure to raise questions about identity and the way a person changes through time.

The works move away from the traditional idea of portraiture and instead use the face as a means of exploring broader human experiences.

The result is a body of work in which sculpture becomes a way of considering both the individual and the passage of time.

Vallribera's Multidisciplinary Language

Vallribera approaches the exhibition through a wider combination of artistic forms.

Photography, written material and different visual structures are brought together as part of a single artistic investigation.

His work considers consciousness, memory and perception, using different media to explore how people understand their surroundings and their own experiences.

The combination of these different elements gives his section of the exhibition a deliberately open and multidisciplinary character.

A Dialogue Between Two Artists

The exhibition is not presented as two completely separate projects.

Fabregat and Vallribera have known each other for years, with their artistic relationship beginning around an invitation to exhibit in Ibiza.

Their friendship and shared intellectual interests subsequently led to different collaborative projects.

The new exhibition brings that relationship back together in Sa Nostra Sala, creating a dialogue between sculpture, photography, structures and writing.

Performance by Pauline Amos

The opening will include a performance by Pauline Amos.

Her contribution adds a live element to the inauguration, extending the exhibition beyond static works and creating another layer of interaction with the audience.

The performance forms part of the programme for the opening evening on September 23.

A Visual-Acousmatic Proposal by Paz Caplin

Also taking part in the opening is Paz Caplin, known artistically as Tony Moore.

Caplin will present a visual-acousmatic proposal as part of the inauguration.

Together with the performance by Pauline Amos, the contribution introduces live and audiovisual elements into the opening of the exhibition.

Looking Beyond the Aesthetic

The exhibition is intended to encourage visitors to consider more than the visual appearance of the works.

The ideas behind the pieces are central to the experience, particularly questions surrounding identity, memory and time.

The exhibition therefore asks visitors to pause and consider what lies behind the images, faces, materials and structures on display.

Art as a Question

One of the central ideas behind the exhibition is that art can create questions as well as provide something to look at.

The works of both artists use different forms to encourage reflection on concepts that are difficult to define visually.

Identity, memory, consciousness and the passage of time become recurring subjects through which the visitor can interpret the exhibition.

Sa Nostra Sala

Sa Nostra Sala is an exhibition space operated by the Consell d’Eivissa in Ibiza Town.

The venue regularly hosts exhibitions connected to contemporary art and the cultural life of the island.

For this new exhibition, the gallery provides a setting for two established Ibiza-connected artists to present their work together.

Exhibition Details

Carles Fabregat - Josep Vallribera

Opening: Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Opening time: 20:00

Venue: Sa Nostra Sala

Address: Carrer d’Aragó, 17, 07800 Eivissa, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Dates: September 23 to October 10, 2026

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 13:30 and 17:30 to 20:30

Admission: Free

A New Cultural Event for Autumn in Ibiza

The new exhibition arrives as Ibiza's main summer season begins to wind down, offering a cultural event that continues into October.

Its focus is not on one artistic discipline but on the interaction between different forms, with sculpture, photography, structures and writing used to explore related ideas.

For visitors looking for contemporary culture in Ibiza Town, the exhibition provides an opportunity to see new work by two artists with longstanding connections to the island.

Open Until October 10

After opening tonight, the exhibition will remain at Sa Nostra Sala for more than two weeks.

That gives residents and visitors the opportunity to see the works beyond the opening event and explore the exhibition during its regular weekday opening hours.

The combination of Fabregat's sculptural exploration of identity and Vallribera's multidisciplinary work on memory, consciousness and perception provides the central dialogue of the exhibition.

The Exhibition Opens Tonight

The doors open at 20:00 today, Wednesday, September 23.

With a performance by Pauline Amos and a visual-acousmatic proposal from Paz Caplin included in the opening programme, the inauguration will introduce the exhibition through more than the works hanging or standing inside the gallery.

Carles Fabregat and Josep Vallribera's exhibition then continues at Sa Nostra Sala until October 10, offering an extended opportunity to explore their different approaches to identity, memory and the passage of time.