Manuel Martí Moreno reveals a personal world full of archetypes. He creates his works using a wide range of materials that he recovers and transforms from their original function: screws, metal mesh, old wood, rusty metal sheets, and earth.

Anyone who engages with his work quickly understands how the artist views materials as an essential element in the creative process, striving to establish a dialogue between materials and emotions through his sculptures.

His innovative approach, which involves integrating nuts to create unfinished volumes, invites the viewer to complete the work with their imagination. The abstraction of bodies and faces on the brink of disappearing gives his sculptures a captivating aura, while their strong emotional and philosophical depth encourages profound reflection.

Manuel Martí Moreno’s sculptures, though tangible, evoke an immediate sensitivity. The fluidity and disintegration of the forms create a surprising harmony. The sculptor expresses the fragility of matter and the omnipresence of emptiness, with his works embodying both matter and void: the body and the spirit.