The Sagrada Familia is a fusion of artistic eras, and one of the most striking contributions to its evolving story is the powerful work of sculptor Josep Subirachs. His contemporary sculptures on the Passion Façade bring a bold and emotional contrast to Gaudí’s organic, flowing designs, capturing the intense final days of Christ with raw, angular forms that leave a lasting impression.

Subirachs began his work in the 1980s, interpreting Gaudí’s vision in a modern light. His figures are intentionally stark, geometric, and expressive—conveying pain, sacrifice, and drama with precision. From the haunting crucifixion scene to the soldiers and sorrowful faces, each sculpture invites reflection and reverence.

This contrast between Subirachs’ modernism and Gaudí’s naturalism adds depth and dialogue to the basilica’s narrative. It’s a visual testament to the Sagrada Familia’s timelessness—rooted in the past, yet open to contemporary interpretation.

For art lovers, historians, and spiritual seekers, seeing Subirachs’ work up close is a must. Book your entry through Ticket Sagrada Familia and experience how bold sculpture and visionary architecture combine to tell a story that transcends time and style.