The finished product, which measures
1,400 square meters, has been christened by its creator, Miquel BarcelĂł, as a "cavesea." The sea represents "past, the origin of the species,
the promise of a new future: emigration, travel," according to the painter. And the
cave is a symbol of agora, the name given to places of public assembly in ancient Greece, and also represents "the only possible future: dialogue and human rights."
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