This vivid space was imagined by Cuban artist Jorge Pardo, where every surface — from floor to ceiling — is alive with colour, pattern, and rhythm. His signature tiles cover the walls and floors, while lighting and furniture blur the boundary between sculpture and function. Just a few steps away, Mike Nelson’s concrete staircase rises like a scaffold — part structure, part drawing in space. Nearby, a section of Francesco Clemente’s Palladium Uroboros shimmers with memory.