The Shape of Silence

The Shape of Silence brings together six artistic perspectives that explore landscape as a territory situated between reality, memory and imagination. Far from understanding nature as a merely contemplative setting, the exhibition proposes a reflection on our emotional and symbolic relationship with the environment.

Forests, mountains, horizons and imagined territories become spaces where personal experience, memory and the longing for other possible worlds converge. Each artist constructs their own interpretation of the landscape, revealing its capacity to transcend the visible and project new forms of perception.

Between the real and the utopian, The Shape of Silence invites us to reconsider landscape as a space of introspection, where silence does not represent an absence, but rather a presence capable of awakening emotions, suggesting narratives, and giving shape to what remains invisible to the eye.

Works by: Clara Adolphs, Ramon Surinyac, Malgosia Jankowska, Gerard Castellví, Léo Dorfner and Stefan Peters