Oriol Fontdevila i Subirana (Manresa, 1978) is the new director of the Bòlit Centre for Contemporary Art in Girona. A curator, professor, and art critic, he has combined the management of cultural centers throughout Catalonia, such as the Sala de Arte Joven (Young Art Gallery) of the Generalitat (Catalan Government), with a solid academic career at the university. This autumn, Fontdevila has taken over the Ingrid Guardiola's replacement at the head of the three rooms of the Girona contemporary art museum, inaugurating the first exhibition Woman, Life, Freedom by the artist Tere Recarens from Arbúcies. The exhibition, which can be visited until February, respectfully addresses, with community involvement and a global perspective, the struggle of Iranian women for gender justice, featuring extremely powerful pieces, such as the painted carpet on the floor of the Rambla headquarters. It's a clear statement of intent that encapsulates the key principles of the new management: promoting local artists, education in democratic values, and alliances with social actors, all aimed at establishing Bòlit as a vibrant, accessible space committed to the realities of its surroundings.