Geographies of the living silence
The artist Carol Moreno presents her new exhibition, Geographies of the living silence, a pictorial project that invites to stop time and inhabit silence as a space of contemplation, memory and consciousness.
The sample can be visited at Espai d'Art Llinars.
Opening: Sunday, 25 January 2026, 12: 00
Exhibition: 25 January to 1 March 2026
Place: Spain d'Art Llinars C / Frederic Marès, 29, 08450
Carol Moreno's work is located in a territory where painting ceases to be representation to become experience. Nature is the central axis of its pictorial language, but not from a literal or landscape reading. Moreno does not paint real landscapes, but interior landscapes, emotional memories that emerge through veils, transparences, layers and textures that suggest movement, depth and time. Cloud, water reflexes, dense forests or sunset lights appear as symbols of balance, resonance and inner connection. His work is born of the need to listen to silence and create atmospheres where calm is possible, spaces that invite a slow look and a deeper breath. In this regard, your painting incarna a form of oniric luxury that transforms: a luxury not linked to the material, but that is manifested in the time granted, conscious attention and depth of perception.
Its creative process is a constant search for harmony between the visible and the veiled, between matter and essence. Each work is built as a space of living serenity, where the viewer can stop, observe and feel within the painting, rather than in front of it. A sensitive territory where sleep, perception and emotion intertwine, activating a transformative experience.
In Geographies of the living silence, also a melancholic halo, of wear and tear, which dialogue with the Baroque tradition of the genus Vanitas is perceived, reminding us of the fleeting of life and the inevitable passage of time. This reflective dimension is not nostalgic, but conscious: an invitation to value the essential and to inhabit the present in greater depth.
Carol Moreno understands her works as mental landscapes. Just as the neurons are ramified to communicate and mature, the trees extend their branches and roots to support the forest. These similarities between nature and mind guide his painting and his meditative process, giving rise to visual shelters where they coexist serenity, beauty and contemplation.
With a consolidated trajectory and a recognizable own language, sthe work proposes an experience of oniric luxury that transforms, inviting the viewer to stop, feel and discover a dream he does not want to wake up from.
Thank you to:
Geographies of the living silence. Carol Moreno Work: The delta between palm trees 170 x 125 cm
