"Onward, onward, onward, long live the wild!" "Pixadora fog, it's raining all the time!": a demonstration begins inside the Oval Room of the MNAC, led by the artist Marcelino Antúnez Roca, which brings to life the large participatory installation that he presents until January 6, entitled Marcelino Antúnez Roca. Nature, east-central. Oval Camp. Antúnez is accompanied by a band of musicians, Fail Again Ensemble (Marceluia and her Mireios) and a string of performersAnd all of this is a call to rebel while having fun.

At the edge of the village of Moià (Moianès), next to Santa Maria de Oló, lies the Molí del Perer, a farmhouse and old mill built by the maternal ancestors of artist Marcelino Antúnez Roca, co-founder of La Fura dels Baus. In fact, he spent several summers there during his childhood, the first in 1967, which would leave a lasting impression on him.

In Marcelino Antúnez's studio (Moià, 1959), he has unfurled an immense curtain led by four major technological giants. The illustrated bosses of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs emerge from worm-shaped bodies to observe what, according to the artist, they have been sowing for years: people abducted by mobile phones and completely disconnected from their environment. "There are these, but I could have put the President of Mercadona either Jair Bolsonaro, which has deforested the Amazon," explains Antúnez. The backdrop will be part of Nature Centrum East, a community performance (anyone who wants to participate) that will take place through the streets of Olot on April 25th, as part of the Sismografo festival, to demand that nature once again play a leading role in today's society.