Luísa Jacinto: So Many Names

Luísa Jacinto's "So Many Names" is an installation-based project that weaves together reading, landscape, and the body, inviting visitors to experience painting not just as an image but as a substance that unfolds and expands in space and time. Curated by Miguel Mesquita, the work transforms the gallery into a sensory environment where the act of looking becomes a form of reading and writing.

The exhibition includes performances by Francisco Rolo and Beatriz Marques Dias, deepening the synesthetic dimension and broadening the observer's perception. The piece carries the physical memory of its earlier presentations in Arraiolos and Castelo Branco, adapting and evolving within each new space. Guided tours offer deeper insight into the conceptual layers of the work.