What is art? Many artists and experts on topic have asked themselves this question at one time or another. It is, however, a question that still does not have a single answer. The Royal Spanish Academy defines art as the virtue, disposition and skill to do something. If there is one thing that the experts at subject affirm, it is that art is subjective. It does not have a single solution. When talking about art there are no right or wrong answers. There are feelings, sensations.

And there are many emotions that can be seen in the work that the artist Txon Pomés has exhibited at the School of Communication of the University of Navarra. A work that has surprised a lot to the students of this School. The Navarrese artist has become the protagonist by decorating for three weeks the concrete building that houses the School of Communication.

There are many students who, amazed by the paintings, have stopped to observe the beauty and technique that Pomés' work exudes. Watercolor is the technique chosen by the artist at the time of making her paintings. A way of painting that transmits delicacy and calmness. According to the artist herself, watercolor allows her to express a greater sensitivity. 

It has been a exhibition in which Txon Pomés has wanted to show the experiences of his youth, good times in the countryside or moments of his childhood. What is most striking about his work is the artist's predilection for nature. "Thanks to it you can dream, express feelings and communicate art in a pure and sincere way," he says.

After almost a month of sample, the School of Communication says goodbye to this exhibition loaded with sensitivity. During this time, many students, professionals and visitors have been transported to magical, real and unreal places. Undoubtedly, a hymn to emotions.