Taking a radically contemporary approach, the exhibition proposes a profound revision of the Western museum canon, placing nature—and not human beings—at the center of artistic discourse.

The exhibition, open to the public in Madrid over the next few months , offers a conceptual and sensorial journey spanning five centuries of artistic creation. It brings together nearly 100 works from the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, the Carmen Thyssen Collection, and the contemporary collection of TBA21. This unprecedented confluence of pieces and generations marks a milestone in the museum's history, articulating a unified curatorial narrative for the first time.