The Cau Ferrat Museum hosted the presentation of the "Soundscapes" visit this Wednesday, a new sensory and inclusive experience.

The Cau Ferrat Museum premiered this Wednesday afternoon the new visit “Sound Landscapes”, an innovative proposal by the artist and specialist Alfons Forrellad that invites the public to discover the artistic heritage and the modernist atmosphere of the museum through sound. The initiative was presented to coincide with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities and is designed as an accessible resource for blind people, but also as an immersive experience for all visitors.

The new sound production allows visitors to tour the emblematic spaces of the old house-workshop of Santiago Rusiñol and delve into its collections of painting, ceramics, glass and forging. As visitors progress through the rooms, the music and ambient sounds evoke the creativity and artistic evenings that gave life to this temple of modernism. To access the contents, simply scan the QR code available in each room. With this resource, Cau Ferrat reinforces its commitment to accessibility, innovation and the dissemination of a more sensory and emotional view of its heritage.

This new proposal from the “Sound Landscapes” is thus consolidated as a sensory and inclusive journey that invites you to rediscover the modernist essence through sound and to connect in a new way with the living history of the museum.

Scan the QR code that you will find in each room of the museum or click on this link and begin the sensory journey.