Starting this week, British singer Robbie Williams will show 17 of his works of art at the Moco Museum of Barcelona, in an exhibition titled ‘Confessions Of A Crowded Mind’ that will open on June 20. The sample, which … It already had its first chapter in Amsterdam under the title ‘Personal Pride and Prejudice’ and with more than 100,000 visitors at the box office, it wants to reflect on mental health and “inspire people to transform their fears and anxieties into creativity.” Williams himself will be in Barcelona on Thursday to attend the inauguration.
The former member of Take That, international star thanks to hits such as ‘Angels’, ‘Rock DJ’ and ‘Let Me Entertain You’, create art daily as a way of coping with the pressures of life in the public eye. These are works full of humorous self-help messages (“I’m going out for a moment to have a nervous breakdown, does anyone want something?” or “I haven’t lost my mind, it was mine to give away”) with which they combat anxiety. , depression and the excesses of fame.
«Like Robbie, I believe in the healing power of art when dealing with mental health problems. Art, like Robbie’s, can inspire while offering comfort and connection,” explains Kim Logchies-Prins, director and curator of the Moco Museum.
«Opening my first solo art exhibition at the Moco Museum in Amsterdam has been pure joy. I have been very grateful for the response it has had and feel humbled that my art has connected in some way with people around the world. “I feel inspired to do more, so I am delighted to unveil this new art collection at Moco Museum Barcelona, where I trust it will encourage people to accept themselves and express their truth,” said Williams himself in statements provided. by the Barcelona museum.
Robbie Williams He is one of the most successful singers in the world of music, with six albums among the 100 best-selling albums in British history, 80 million albums sold worldwide, 14 number 1 singles and a record 18 BRIT Awards, more than any other artist. In November 2023, Netflix premiered Robbie’s long-awaited four-part documentary series, titled ‘Robbie Williams’. Directed by Joe Pearlman, the series finds Robbie looking back at his career and reflecting on his time on stage.
