The humble origins of Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926) often marked his life and behavior because the architect felt himself closely united to the region of his birth and wanted to remain faithful to his roots. His religious beliefs, the love he felt for his homeland, and his devotion to nature generated a unique oniric opus which has become a timeless legacy and a place of pilgrimage for thousands of enthusiasts. Nearly 80 years after his death, this Catalan artist of genius continues to be a reference point and source of inspiration for today's great masters in architecture. Moreover, this is also true for contemporary sculptors, painters, photographers, and poets.