HAUS WITTGENSTEIN shads light into an extraordinary house designed by the crucial philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein and all the extensive relationships that emerge from it, at a crossroads between philosophers, artists and architects. Built between 1926 and 1928, the house reveals an intense history where several areas of knowledge converge, in one of the most stimulating examples of the creative process of designing a house.

The relationship that their characters develop, the house, and what it represents, is materialized here in the works of some of the most relevant contemporary artists, among which the Portuguese Julião Sarmento, João Louro, Nuno Cera, among others.