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Carmen De Matos Turns the Tiles and the Memory of the Home Into His New Exhibition in Badajoz

A wall remains standing while the rest of the house has disappeared. On it, the tiles still resist. Carmen de Matos has encountered scenes like this in ruined buildings and has made these little survivors a starting point to talk about something much broader: the memory of those who inhabited those spaces, the passage of time and the transformation of heritage.
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A wall remains standing while the rest of the house has disappeared. On it, the tiles still resist. Carmen de Matos has encountered scenes like this in ruined buildings and has made these little survivors a starting point to talk about something much broader: the memory of those who inhabited those spaces, the passage of time and the transformation of heritage.

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lacronicabadajoz.com broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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