2017 was the 100th anniversary of the birth of the poet Palau i Fabre. To honor him, we chose one of his most emblematic and intimate verses of poetry “Jo em donaria a qui em volgués” (which roughly translates to "I would give myself to whoever would have me") and photographed a series of nude people claiming this verse with a giant flag to show that poetry is not prejudiced when it comes to gender, race, body type, or social class.

The summer festival Poesia i +, organized by the Fundació Palau, hosts recitals, concerts, and activities that aim to vindicate the power of words and poetry. Through the title “+ POESIA SI US PLAU” (more poetry please), the festival claims a vindictive and transgressive vision of society. A slogan that demands for more poetry in the world.

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