I fell in love with Casa Milà at first sight, especially with its extraordinary rooftop and the sculptural chimneys standing guard over Barcelona.
Here, Antoni Gaudí transformed practical architectural elements into something mysterious and almost alive.
In the evening sun, their austere forms become warriors, masks and otherworldly creatures, inhabiting a landscape suspended somewhere between architecture and fantasy. The intensified palette of deep turquoise and burning orange takes this transformation one step further, moving the rooftop away from physical reality and into the realm of dreams.
It is Gaudí’s world reimagined through colour and shadow, as if the architect had carried his blueprints into the imagination of Salvador Dalí.
