Pedro Rey - Umbral de Silencio





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Pedro Rey’s abstract steel sculpture Umbral de Silencio, made in 2026, is a unique edition (1/1), measures 32 × 18 × 16 cm and is lacquered in orange tangerine.
Description from the seller
Threshold of Silence. 1/1
32x18x16 cm.
Piece made from 2mm lacquered steel in Orange Tangerine.
The Void as the Architecture of Space.
This steel work does not seek to occupy space, but to reveal it. Through its perforations and geometric cuts, the piece acts as a frame that captures air and light, turning emptiness into a tangible presence.
The work is shipped fully protected.
Only shipments within Europe are made.
Not shipped to islands.
Created by the Spanish sculptor Pedro Rey (1977); his artistic career began autodidactically in 1998, after attending various learning workshops such as painting, photography and sculpture. He decided to focus his work on the latter, gaining sculpture full prominence in his work in recent years.
Competitions where he has been selected:
-2020. Selected for the International Askatasunarte Competition,
-2021. Selected for the XXV Pere Jou Sculpture Competition.
-2023. Selected for the 17th City of Badajoz Sculpture Award.
-2024. Longlisted for the 59 Reina Sofia Prize.
-2026. Longlisted for the 61 Reina Sofia Prize.
-2026. Selected for the XII DCOOP Prize for Plastic Arts 2026.
Threshold of Silence. 1/1
32x18x16 cm.
Piece made from 2mm lacquered steel in Orange Tangerine.
The Void as the Architecture of Space.
This steel work does not seek to occupy space, but to reveal it. Through its perforations and geometric cuts, the piece acts as a frame that captures air and light, turning emptiness into a tangible presence.
The work is shipped fully protected.
Only shipments within Europe are made.
Not shipped to islands.
Created by the Spanish sculptor Pedro Rey (1977); his artistic career began autodidactically in 1998, after attending various learning workshops such as painting, photography and sculpture. He decided to focus his work on the latter, gaining sculpture full prominence in his work in recent years.
Competitions where he has been selected:
-2020. Selected for the International Askatasunarte Competition,
-2021. Selected for the XXV Pere Jou Sculpture Competition.
-2023. Selected for the 17th City of Badajoz Sculpture Award.
-2024. Longlisted for the 59 Reina Sofia Prize.
-2026. Longlisted for the 61 Reina Sofia Prize.
-2026. Selected for the XII DCOOP Prize for Plastic Arts 2026.

