Over the years, the expansion of this reality has materialised through additional projects and structures such as SOLO Castanedo in Cantabria, an artist residency, a future venue in Lisbon, and now SOLO CVS, whose aim is the full support and growth of the artist, as well as fostering ongoing collaborations with cultural institutions on an international level.

What characterises this new offshoot is the multiplicity of concepts reflected not only in theory but also in structural and physical form. On paper, it spans 4,500 square metres, but interaction with the public occurs gradually, in a dynamic and progressive unveiling of the spaces. Like a small Russian matryoshka doll, it offers visitors the continuous discovery of self-contained universes. This dynamic interaction involves and engages the exterior in an active process of knowledge, stimulating the curious and creative side of the individual. It is a true gamble, a methodology never before applied that opens the door to a different exhibition process.

As the first exhibition level, on 6 June the space inaugurated the internal commercial gallery BOWMAN HAL, a name inspired by the synergy between two of Stanley Kubrick’s most iconic characters, embodying the creative interplay between man and machine. This new space, explained Mun Jun Chang, the appointed director, is a living space open to dialogue, where collaboration lies at the heart of every action.