<h1 style=”text-align: center;”>ABSTRACTION JAM</h1>
<p>Abstraction JAM, with abstract art as the main theme, was held on the emblematic walls of <a href=”https://www.rebobinart.com/ca/projectes/wallspot/” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>Tres Xemeneies</a>. This action is framed within the Wallspot JAMS project, produced by Rebobinart, aimed at activating the Tres Xemeneies spot — a square that welcomes different collectives and is currently undergoing reconstruction.</p>
<p>Spogo and Alessia Innocenti, the guest artists, were in charge of selecting the participating artists from among all those who applied in the open call.</p>
<p>The artists who participated in this event — Spogo, Alessia Innocenti, 2000nce, Fractal Tattoo, Pol Pintó, Slomo, Maria Cuéllar, Salvaje Selva, Debens and Santiago Jaen — intervened on the Paral·lel wall and the central walls, capturing figurative works that transported viewers into a new reality.</p>
<p>The Abstraction JAM coincided with the “Todas somos Hasél” event, a gathering against censorship and in defence of Freedom of Expression. These two simultaneous events filled the square with artists who left almost no wall unpainted. Throughout the day the square welcomed numerous visitors who came to see the works of the many artists.</p>
<p>We want to thank all the participating artists and the collaboration of <a href=”https://www.montanacolors.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>Montana Colors</a>, <a href=”https://montopinturas.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>Montó Pinturas</a>, and the <a href=”https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/sants-montjuic/ca” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>Sants Montjuïc</a> district — without them this event could not have happened!</p>
<p>The Abstraction JAM is a prime example of the events Rebobinart organises through the Wallspot platform: open calls for artists of all levels centred around a specific style or theme. Abstract art allowed participants to explore creative freedom without figurative constraints, resulting in a diverse and visually striking body of work. The Tres Xemeneies space became a genuine open-air gallery for the day, drawing a steady stream of visitors throughout the session.</p>

























