Xabier Morrás

Xabier Morrás’s exhibition invites you to explore the work of a Navarrese artist deeply concerned with the changing face of both rural and urban environments. Born in 1943, Morrás captures the tension between preservation and loss, focusing on landscapes that are fading or forgotten. His pieces reveal the harsh realities of abandonment and the erosion of identity in places once full of life. Central to the show are two installations, including the striking Cristo amordazado, alongside selections from the Iolas-Velasco gallery. The exhibition offers a thoughtful experience that encourages reflection on how environments shape our sense of place. You might find yourself drawn into the quiet intensity of Morrás’s work, which balances visual impact with a subtle call to awareness. It’s a chance to engage with art that speaks to history and memory without overwhelming you. Whether you come alone or with others, the show provides space to consider what’s lost and what might still be saved.