Animals

In this series, Nature reclaims its original meaning as a “generating totality.” The artist presents a contemporary bestiary populated by metamorphic animals, chimeras, and minotaurs that seem to re-emerge from a medieval past to inhabit a post-nuclear future.

These monstrous creatures, the result of fusions and inventions, mirror the fragile bond between humanity and Nature. While mankind lives through the tension of a progress that often slides into indifference and the abyss, these “monsters” appear serene: their deformity exists only in our eyes, as they adhere to a natural order that man is no longer able to recognize.

Through the archetypal charm of hybridity, the work challenges us to reconnect with Nature, not as an object to be dominated, but as an ungovernable and absolute force. They are hypotheses of a possible tomorrow, where survival belongs to new life forms capable of inhabiting time without the “paranoiac tensions” of our species.