Will we be able to see the mayor of Barcelona, Jaume Collboni, the member of parliament Gabriel Rufián, or the former mayor Ada Colau spending the night in a nine-square-meter house equipped with a kitchenette and microwave but without a bathroom or running water? This was the surprising announcement of an exhibition, "sponsored by Ikea," at La Capella in Barcelona, where, according to the photographer and artist Joan Fontcuberta, public figures, even Maricarmen Abascal, would be invited to stay overnight. But you won't see it, because it is all a lie. This Monday, during the press conference for the presentation of the eighth edition of the Festival Clàssics –dedicated this year to the lie—, Fontcuberta, the conceptual godfather of the event, played at setting traps for the journalists from the very first minute to demonstrate the fragility of truth. The lie, therefore, made sense within the theoretical framework of the festival.