The Art Gallery
The hotel is experienced as a contemporary art gallery, where pop art, street art and surrealism freely interact with the world of the mountains.
The artworks play with codes, colours and symbols. They challenge, provoke, tell stories and invite a different way of seeing — sometimes unexpected, always emotional. Here, art is not decorative; it is an integral part of the experience.
Each painting accompanies the stay like an artistic breath, blending urban energy with alpine imagination. The gallery evolves through encounters and inspirations, offering guests a vibrant, bold and distinctive immersion.
The artworks play with codes, colours and symbols. They challenge, provoke, tell stories and invite a different way of seeing — sometimes unexpected, always emotional. Here, art is not decorative; it is an integral part of the experience.
Each painting accompanies the stay like an artistic breath, blending urban energy with alpine imagination. The gallery evolves through encounters and inspirations, offering guests a vibrant, bold and distinctive immersion.
Featured Artists
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GonçaloMAR
Mar is one of the first professional graffiti artists in Portugal.
Throughout his artistic journey, he has formed friendships and painted walls alongside major figures of the global graffiti and street art scene, including Sainer, C215, Robert Proch, Os Gemeos, Risk, Bellin, Magrela, Case and Tasso from the Maclaim Crew, among many other internationally recognised artists. -
Mister Strange
Mr Strange (Jean-Marie Gitard) est un artiste français engagé dans le surréalisme.
Artiste côté et confirmé, il est présent dans de nombreuses collections en France et à l'étranger. -
Joaquim Falcó
Joaquim Falcó – A contemporary master of pop art and expression
Born in 1958, Joaquim Falcó is a highly acclaimed Spanish artist, renowned for his vibrant and expressive approach to pop art. -
Mart Signed
Mart Signed is considered one of the most influential Italian street artists on the contemporary scene. His works can be found in private collections and exhibition contexts around the world and are developed around his proprietary concept, “Where Are You Street Art?”.
