Six Small Mountains is a sculptural installation by Ugo Rondinone consisting of twelve painted stones arranged atop concrete bases, evoking the quiet stillness of a minimalist landscape. The naturally formed rocks, adorned with Rondinone's characteristic bold, flat colors, transform humble geological forms into totemic, meditative presences. The work reflects the artist's ongoing dialogue between the natural and the artificial, inviting viewers to contemplate the poetry found in elemental, everyday materials.