Poets

Joan Punyet Miró, grandson of the renowned twentieth-century artist Joan Miró, is an artist, art historian, poet, and president of Successió Miró. Widely recognized as a spiritual heir to his grandfather’s legacy, Joan Punyet Miró has nevertheless developed a distinct artistic language of his own. Working across painting, ceramics, sculpture, eco-mobiles, and installation, he explores themes of environmental awareness, human memory, and coexistence with nature, posing poetic questions to contemporary society. His works incorporate driftwood, stones, reclaimed books, discarded materials, and other found objects, transforming what has been abandoned into forms endowed with new life. Burned canvases, torn supports, and monochromatic surfaces saturated in deep blue embody destruction and renewal, silence and energy simultaneously. In his recent Monocromías series, immersive monochromatic fields of vivid blue and red evoke the sea, the cosmos, and inner spiritual landscapes. Created through a physical engagement with canvases placed directly on the floor, these works possess the freedom and tension of jazz improvisation, renewing Joan Miró’s vision of “painting as poetry” for the present day.