The Homo Sapiens

We live in a world that is increasingly embracing a technical-scientific vision at the expense of some issues that have been the cornerstones of our existence for millennia.

Technique guarantees us development but does not guarantee progress. Modern man is an expert in development but has stopped making progress.

The exhibition illustrates what is leading this way of acting and analyzing the human condition of modern man.

Focusing on the deep socio-economic changes that we find our self-living in, the paintings that evoke art as a mechanism to activate a deeper discussion on the human conflict with itself.

We live in a time now where the human condition is not always a priority. We never speak about human condition, even in political debates, importance is only given to economy and financial conditions. We are moving fast into a technology-scientific world without space for a debate about human condition.

This is something spoken about regularly in the media, and even in schools, the scientific subjects have more of a focus with subjects like philosophy, literature and arts are constantly decreased.  

This panorama makes you want to paint something that represent the dehumanization of our days.