APAMP (Association of Families and People with Cerebral Palsy of Vigo) presents at the Fundación Eugenio Granell the exhibition Art in the Street, featuring two artistic interventions carried out by the organization in the streets of Vigo over recent years, always with active citizen participation.

The goal of these interventions is to inhabit and use urban space to create connections and promote community encounters. The exhibition generates a public, interactive art space with social awareness, turning art into an agent of social transformation and a dialogue of collective creation. It aims to highlight the diverse abilities and creative perspectives of many social groups.

In Sentada na Rúa (2024), the chair becomes a symbol: removed from its everyday use, it acquires a new meaning and challenges mass consumerism and planned obsolescence. Each chair tells real stories of resilience, courage, and heroism.

In Enredando na Rúa (2019), a large 5×5 meter fabric net, created by over 700 people from 28 different groups, transforms the Paseo de Alfonso XII in Vigo into a space for collective creation. This work, now displayed at the Fundación Granell, is called Aracne.