The dialogue between art and nature can produce memorable experiences. French artist Christian Boltanski (1944-2021) is remembered for his exploration of the trauma of the Holocaust and the theme of personal and collective memory. He often did so with installations that leave a strong emotional mark due to the old photographs he used, the dim lighting, and the rather claustrophobic nature. Also moving, in a seemingly very distant context, is the work itself. Animitas, one of the most striking works in the sculpture park that the Albarrán Bourdais gallery has in Cretes, in Matarranya, within his touristic author architecture project Solo Houses and an ecological winery called Venta d'Aubert. Precisely, the starting point of the visit is the old building that now functions as the winery's headquarters.