We look forward to seeing you at ‘By Invitation’ with Mónica Jover Calvo and Ivan Forcadell.

SELTZ by Ritter Ferrer will take part from November 6 to 9 in By Invitation, the modern and contemporary art fair held at the Círculo Ecuestre in Barcelona.

In the Palacete section, Mónica Jover Calvo presents a selection of works and a thread installation created specifically for the event, blending pictorial lyricism with technical experimentation. Her practice, focused on painting yet deeply influenced by the textile field and the use of thread as an essential element, is marked by an introspective sensitivity that explores the nature of being.

In addition, visitors can also enjoy a selection of works by Ivan Forcadell, whose vibrant and irreverent aesthetic—featuring bold colours and an open narrative—is always ready to engage playfully with the viewer.

The sixth edition of this fair revolves around the concept “Lines of Time”, a reflection on time as a fabric that connects generations, geographies, and imaginaries.

DATES AND OPENING HOURS
Thursday, November 6 · 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Friday, November 7 · 12:00–8:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 8 · 12:00–8:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 9 · 10:00–3:00 p.m.

If you wish to attend, send us an email at barcelona@seltz.art and we’ll send you your invitation.

Come and experience SELTZ at By Invitation.

Iván Forcadell positions himself between the autobiographical, the rural, and the symbolically everyday in "No título".

Far from offering a closed thematic axis, the exhibition is constructed as an open invitation to the viewer. The artist himself defines it as a space without a fixed center, where tradition, the countryside, nature, folklore, community, life, and death coexist. These elements, more than intellectual concepts, are an essential part of his emotional biography and his aesthetic universe.

Forcadell proposes a perspective free of curatorial labels, opting for a direct and intuitive experience with the work. Rather than imposing a specific reading, No título suggests that each visitor complete the void of the title with their own associations, feelings, and memories. The exhibition thus becomes a fertile ground for interpretation, where the personal mixes with the collective, and the popular with the poetic.