The Gallery
BesArt The River Museum is the result of the collective talent of dozens of national and international artists. In this section you can access the file of each artist with detailed information about their work in the Parc Fluvial del Besòs.
In the eastern section of the Besòs River Park, the walls become world-class canvases.. Here you will find the interventions of some of the The most renowned urban artists on the planet, whose works have traveled to museums, biennials, and the streets of the world’s major cultural cities.
This section is a gallery of high visual and symbolic impact. Names like Aryz, Mina Hamada, Sixe Paredes, Franco Fasoli o Francesc Punsola They have already left their mark on these walls, creating monumental works that dialogue with the natural and urban environment, projecting BesArt onto the international map of contemporary art.
The East Walls represent the vanguard of urban art: a cartography of styles, languages and cultures that connects Barcelona to the world. They are a permanent invitation to reflect on the power of art to break boundaries and question realities.
Este recorrido no solo ofrece belleza visual, sino también una experiencia educativa y emocional. Cada obra cuenta con placas interactivas con códigos QR que enlazan a información sobre el artista, making of, y documental exclusivo, accesible desde la app de BesArt.
East Wall
If the East walls are the international showcase, the West walls they are the soul of the community. Here they take center stage local, emerging artists and social collectives, who with their art give voice to the stories of the territory.
These walls reflect the diversity and richness of local urban talent., embracing proposals born from the streets, educational centers, youth groups, and cultural associations. These works speak to the neighborhood, identity, and everyday life, but also to dreams, justice, memory, and transformation.
Thanks to the scholarship program, open calls, and collaborative workshops, Muros West becomes a space of access and participation for creators who are taking their first steps in the world of urban art, but also for those who understand muralism as a tool for social intervention.
These walls are open-air schools, forums for democratic expression, and places where art is created by the hands of many people.
West Wall
The bridges of the Besòs River Park are not only physical crossings between banks, but also suspended spaces for artistic creation.. Each of them offers a unique architectural structure that becomes a new medium for visual, sound, or performance expression.
Through interventions that leverage three-dimensionality, height, and the play of perspective, BesArt’s bridges become disruptive scenarios where art appears unexpectedly, surprising the visitor.
Here art pices are developed that dialogue with traffic of bicycles, pedestrians or vehicles, and that activate thinking from the symbolic: crossing, joining, flowing. They are also a meeting point for ephemeral actions such as night projections, vertical dance, light installations and urban concerts that float on the river.
Each bridge is identified within the BesArt interactive map and features information about the installed work and the artist, along with documentaries accessible in the app.. Visitors experience the experience not only by walking through them, but also by viewing them from different points in the park.
The Bridges
