For writer and professor Rafael Argullol (Barcelona, 1949), art "completes life," as he himself says on the occasion of the publication by the publisher Acantilado of the book Pinacoteca soñada, the collection of weekly articles he published in ARA between 2014 and 2017 translated into Spanish by Maite Madinabeitia. "Human life is always imperfect, incomplete, and, although we sometimes speak of the fullness of life, it is never full. The virtue that art had from the beginning is the quest to fill what is incomplete through imagination," says Argullol. "And, on the other hand, I am interested in art that is interrogative. Art does not give us answers, but rather raises questions for us. All art is current, regardless of its chronology, if it has this capacity to question. That is why the paintings of Altamira and those of Lascaux are as current as those of Rothko," adds the author.