ABOUT

Black and white portrait of Claudia Solé, designer and artist
The artist

Claudia Solé

Born in Venezuela and raised in the Canary Islands, Claudia Solé is an Amsterdam-based artist and designer. Her fascination with natural stones began in childhood, collecting volcanic rocks across the islands.

Trained in industrial design in Barcelona, she went on to work with internationally recognised studios, including Marcel Wanders and Studio Piet Boon.

Her practice brings together natural gemstones and contemporary materials, exploring the relationship between nature, symbolism and the objects we choose to live with. From this exploration, Maegéc was born.

Maegéc

A place where spirit and taste merge.

Each original artwork is composed and made by hand in Amsterdam, bringing together the organic and the industrial, the symbolic and the tangible.

Natural gemstones

Sourced and selected individually

Stones are sourced from trusted suppliers and chosen for their colour, shape and character. Their natural variations make each one distinct.

Where do the stones come from? →
“After research and sourcing stones, everything is on the line. The resin enters the scene, and I have only one chance to make it work. That’s where the technique and craftsmanship come in.”

Claudia Solé

Colour and light on a Maegéc surface

Embracing colour psychology

Natural minerals in a Maegéc artwork

Exploring cultural meaning

Handmade in Amsterdam

From sketch to finished piece

The process starts with sketches and studies around the stones. Compositions, resin colours and material combinations are tested before a piece is made. Once complete, each artwork rests in the studio for about a week while the resin cures.

See the series →
Behind the scenes in the Maegéc studio in Amsterdam
Studio process in Amsterdam: working with light, paper and stones
Claudia Solé at work in the Maegéc studio
A Maegéc Certificate of Authenticity

Authenticity

Signed and documented

Every artwork is signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity recording its title, year, materials and edition number. On the reverse of the pieces you’ll find the corresponding signage.

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Exhibitions

  • 2026AmsterdamThe Holy Art Gallery
  • 2026LondonHuge Art Gallery
  • 2026AmsterdamArrival Gallery
Maegéc exhibition in Amsterdam, May 2026
“It has a mesmerizing quality that draws and calms me.”
—Paula, proud collector | BCN, Spain