Delve into the summer residence of the painter Ramon Casas on a sensory journey through the rooms and rooms of the Sant Benet monastery converted into a summer home for the Catalan bourgeoisie. We travel to the summer of 1924, to the summer residence of the painter Ramon Casas. In the midst of the smell of paint and the personal stroke of the artist's brushes, we discover how the bourgeoisie of the time lived and we dwell on the magical details and rituals that defined it. If we listen carefully, the family maid will explain to us the secrets hidden in the walls of a thousand-year-old monastery converted into a temple of relaxation and the good bourgeois life: -Have you heard of the painter's love story with the saleswoman of lottery, Julia Peraire?, he whispers to us. A sensory tour with music, lights, projections and other effects.