Exhibition of bowl stones in the Viamala region

In the exhibition created by Anselmo Gadola, visitors can find out lots of interesting facts about the mysterious rocks and stones in the region: did they serve as calendars, maps or other means of communication?

On a rock formed by glaciers in the Arsiert, south of Bärenburg, artificial stone carvings from prehistoric times also captivate the modern mind. A demonstrable regularity, dependent on the annual course of the sun, suggests a calendrical order. Step by step, a sun symbol emerges, embedded in a circular hexagon. Derived from the course of the sun, the regional landscape and new shell stone locations can then be read from a prehistoric coordinate grid.

Anselmo Gadola's private exhibition focuses on the bowl and sign stones in Schams, Avers and Rheinwald as witnesses to a cult astronomical law depending on the annual course of the sun. Mystical and enigmatic at the same time.