At the Torre de la Creu. inauguration and awards ceremony: October 23 at 7 p.m.

It’s the gaze that’s at stake.

The fifth edition of the Jujol Chair Drawing Competition – Rosa Gres invites participants to discover new ways of looking at Jujol’s work. The proposal consists of exploring his architecture and selecting a work that arouses the personal interest of each student, and then representing it graphically through drawing. This approach not only aims to encourage careful observation and visual analysis, but also to revive Jujol’s gaze from the current sensitivity of those who study it.

The main objective of the Drawing Competition is to promote the study and dissemination of Josep Maria Jujol’s approach, bringing the work of this brilliant architect closer to university students, both national and international.

The competition, organized by the Jujol Chair of the Polytechnic University of Catalonia UPC Barcelona Tech, is sponsored by the ceramics company ROSA GRES, with the collaboration of the Sant Joan Despí City Council.

Exhibition hours
Opening: October 23 at 7 p.m.
Days 24 from 10 am to 1 pm and 27 from 10 am to 1 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm
On the 25th and 26th as part of the 48 h Open House festival from 10 am to 2 pm, and from 4 pm to 8 pm, as part of the guided tour of the house.

Participants chose between two types of participation:
“IN SITU” DRAWING : Drawing made from a visit to the site, using manual techniques such as pencil, watercolor, ink, mixed techniques, etc. It can represent the exterior, the interior, a general, partial or detailed view, etc., and must highlight some aspect of your creative universe.
INTERPRETATIVE DRAWING : Creative drawing made from bibliography, archive material, etc., through manual or hybrid redrawing, collage, photomontage, artifact, mixed techniques, etc.

LOOKS AT JUJOL · LOOKS AT JUJOL
In the 5th edition of the Jujol Rosa Gres Chair Drawing Competition, participants have contributed their perspective on such emblematic works as Can Negre, the Torre de la Creu, the
Casa Bofarull, the Sanctuary of Montferri, the facade of Casa Batlló, Casa Planells, the Finca San Salvador, the bench in Park Güell, the now-defunct Casa Mañach, the Hermitage of
Roser, the Church of Vistabella, the Family House or the Ximenis House.
In the 5th edition of the Jujol Rosa Gres Chair Drawing Contest, the participants contributed their views on works as emblematic as Can Negre, Torre de la Creu, Casa
Bofarull, Montferri Sanctuary, the facade of Casa Batlló, Casa Planells, Finca San Salvador, the bench in Parc Güell, the disappeared Casa Mañach, Ermita del Roser, Church
of Vistabella, Casa de la Família or Casa Ximenis.

The jury has selected student drawings from:
ETSAB, ETSAV Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC); ETSA, Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV); FA, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM); FAD, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEM); University of Alicante (UA); Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB); SoE, Technical University of Munich; Pompeu Fabra University (UPF); National University of Central Peru; Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico; University of Florence.

FIRST PRIZE · FIRST PRIZE
IN SITU: Marta Lladonosa Lucas. Casa Batllo facade remodeling, Barcelona, ​​1906
INTERPRETATIVE: Dayana Salazar. Casa Planells, Barcelona, ​​1923

SECOND PRIZE · SECOND PRIZE
IN SITU: Josep Eixerès Ros. Bofarull House, Els Pallaresos, 1913-1933
INTERPRETER: Alberth Daniel Perez Toro. Casa Planells, Barcelona, ​​1923

THIRD PRIZE · THIRD PRIZE
IN SITU: Mireia Puig Verdaguer. Planells House, Barcelona, ​​1923
INTERPRETATIVE: Laia Chamorro Pla. Vistabella Church. 1918

ACCESSORIES
IN SITU: Romane Frejafon, Aina Gili Marí, Xénia Torrejón
PERFORMER: Meritxell Carpintero Valldeneu, Laia Chamorro Pla,
Serra Carrió wave.