Xavier Corberó's Forty-Year Masterpiece: The Extraordinary Labyrinth House
The massive structure built by the Catalan sculptor near Barcelona brings together the worlds of architecture and art.
World-renowned Catalan sculptor Xavier Corberó's labyrinth house, built over more than forty years near Barcelona, draws attention with its original structure that combines architecture and the art of sculpture.
Architecture Where Concrete and Light Meet
In the structure where concrete is dominant, majestic colonnades, arched passages, traces of Gothic architecture, and interconnected courtyards come to the fore. Light moving along the labyrinth-like corridors creates sculptural shadows in the space.
Surrealist Approach and Continuous Transformation
Artist Corberó displayed his surrealist approach in the design of the space he lived in, combining raw materials with traditional elements and continuously transforming the house over decades.
A Meeting Point for the Worlds of Culture and Art
Having hosted important figures such as Salvador Dalí and curators from the Metropolitan Museum of Art over the years, the house has become one of the extraordinary stops in Barcelona's culture and arts atmosphere.
Interest from the Cinema and Fashion Worlds
Associated with Woody Allen's film, the venue's original atmosphere continues to be a preferred location for photo and fashion shoots by prestigious international publications such as Vogue and Architectural Digest today.