Extending over multiple floors of the museum, the exhibition skillfully raises the question of Picasso's lesser-known humor through the subtle wordplay of its title "Picalso". This bold maneuver demonstrates Calle's ingenuity in integrating herself into the artistic realm of Picasso, a monumental figure in art history.
While the exhibition spans four floors, let's focus here on the first floor, where a meticulous selection of photographs, installations, and autobiographical narratives unveils Calle's profound reflections on universal and recurring themes such as identity, intimacy, death, and memory. By engaging her works in dialogue with those of Picasso, Calle creates a surprising and bewildering exchange between two distinct epochs and artistic approaches.