The exhibition 'The Ruins of the Casino' investigates the remnants of the historic Casino de la Rabassada, constructed in 1911. Artist Francesca Portolés Brasó offers a photographic portrayal that entwines themes of memory, landscape, and decay, stemming from her personal exploration in the Faculty of Fine Arts. The project emerged from what can be described as an almost serendipitous discovery, leading to an immersive exploration of a hidden and difficult space. Enticingly, the exhibition not only showcases striking visuals but delves into the narrative of heritage and time, prompting viewers to reflect on the passage of history and the stories that landscapes hold. Each photograph invites an interaction with the past, engaging the audience in contemplation of how we connect with our environments, even those that are ravaged by time. This exhibition aims to bridge personal experience with public consciousness, making the act of viewing a deeply introspective journey.