Javier Mariscal, a Spaniard artist and designer, lives in the boundless world of art where he practices a wide range of mediums, ranging from graphic art, illustrations, architecture, movie to interior design and paintings. 

This exhibition brings a total of 1,200 artworks which include his iconic mascot “Cobi” that he created for the Barcelona Olympics in 1992 along with Mariscal's graphic designs, furniture, architectural work, interior designs, paintings, sculptures, and movies. A special sculpture, The Art Player will be on display as well.

Mariscal portrays what he sees on his notepads or sketchbooks with pens, pencils, or crayons. Having gone through dyslexia, his way of expression has been more of drawings than writings. This room revisits the main sources of inspiration and motivation that drove him to become such a successful artist. 

Mariscal plays with collage techniques to recombine the colors and forms and create totally new objects. Featured are the furniture and interior objects that are created from his boundless imaginary and unconventional world. 

Lively characters and works from his collaborative projects are the highlights in this room. Happy World, an exclusively created work for this exhibition, is presented in this last room for the visitors to rethink their values of happiness.