Exhibitions
The Pont Major hosts Inundart 2026 as the epicenter of contemporary art
The festival transforms the neighborhood into a space for collective creation with sensory, inclusive and participatory proposals.
The Pont Major neighborhood of Girona becomes the main stage of the twenty-first edition of the Festival Flooded the days 21 and 22 from March from 2026. This meeting and sample of contemporary visual arts is defined as a complete sensory experience that claims the margins and the periphery as spaces of freedom and creative transformation. The festival articulates its proposal around a process of co-creation that involves the neighborhood, artists and entities, generating a dialogue where culture is born from complicity and collective work.
The main focus of the program includes sensory tours, installations, digital art and artistic workshops distributed throughout several emblematic points of the neighborhood. At the Pont Major Civic Center, space neuralgic from the event, the visitors they can find exhibitions from painting, photography, sculpture and video art by artists such as Adrià Expòsit-Goy, Laëtitia Lazizi or Lucia Moron. Other spaces such as the Pisos Sindicals del Bloc 9 or Carrer de Port Lligat host interactive sound and visual installations that explore concepts such as nature, technology and memory. The Ter River is also integrated into the festival map with proposals such as the Illa del cos sensory route or scientific illustration workshops on its flora and fauna.
One of the fundamental pillars of Inundart 2026 is its commitment to inclusive programming and accessible for to everyone. The festival has of one space from calm designed for to emotional regulation and reduction of sensory stimuli, especially indicated for people with neurodiversity. So same, are offered resources from support under request, that include from from helmets inhibitors from sound and chairs from wheels until to glasses intelligent with subtitling. This desire for openness is complemented by an online conference on cultural accessibility and artificial intelligence that will take place on April 10.
The artistic activity is combined with participatory proposals such as workshops by Jofre Sebastian or Pep Aymerich, guided tours with the creators themselves and moments of musical encounter with batucadas and jam sessions. Throughout the weekend, the Civic Center offers service from restoration for facilitate the stay of the visitors in this one celebration of art as a tool for collective transformation.
