The exhibition “Stones of Silence” offers us a journey through southern Morocco and Algeria, through the immense rocky and serene plain of the Hamada, where the passage of time, the Sun, the wind and the sand have given us stones sculpted in stillness and silence over thousands of years.
The stones of the hamada are transformed by Manuel Solà into artistic expressions that tell stories of fortune and unexpected encounters that only the silence of the desert can reveal.
Each piece in this exhibition whispers secrets of the desert, revealing the connection between art and nature in a harmonious dance. Each work is a meditation sculpted in stone and iron, a dialogue captured by the artist in moments of solitude and contemplation in the vast silence of the desert.
The silence of the desert intertwines with the silence of contemplation, creating a deep and intimate dialogue between the viewer and the work. Serene and respectful, like the inhabitants of the hamada.
Manuel Sola
Artist with a universe inhabited by disused objects, such as old wood, rusty iron and a multitude of pebbles with which he builds curious artifacts endowed with great symbolism.





























