The exhibition, titled Homenaje al Palacio Yongle-recreación con pigmentos minerales, establishes an artistic dialogue between two of the most significant expressions of world muralism. Despite the temporal and geographical distance, both traditions share the use of natural mineral pigments to capture their worldview.

The Yongle Palace, located in China's Shanxi province and founded in 1247, is recognized as one of the best-preserved Taoist complexes. Its murals, covering over a thousand square meters, represent a milestone in temple painting from the 13th and 14th centuries.

The exhibition is supported by various institutions, including the Altamira Research Center and the Madrid City Council. Admission to the venue, located on General Pardiñas street, is free for all visitors.