TRILOGY

I. THE CREATION

When the canvas did not yet exist, art was born in stone. There, carved in silence, the first form emerges: the origin, the first sigh of the soul before fracturing. The matter remains intact, pure, essential. In its most primitive state lives the seed of all human expression. This piece reminds us that art, like life, is born in the hardest conditions to later transform into something worthy of contemplation and memory.

 Thus begins The Creation.

 II. RENAISSANCE

 This work represents the fracture of the Renaissance ideal. David, a symbol of the perfect man, now appears intervened by time and experience.

The piece proposes a reflection on the fragility of these classical ideals, questioning their permanence and revealing how even the most solid can yield. The figure becomes more human: vulnerable, fragmented, crossed by its own history. Great victories also leave scars, and his body becomes a testament to them.

Here the hero does not disappear: he is reborn.

 III. FRAGMENTS OF THE PAST

Before gold, there was color. We were born among walls intervened by graffiti, but always with our gaze set on the eternal. In this scene, Zeus casts the lightning bolt that marks the crack, while Poseidon, god of the earthquake, opens the fracture that allows rebirth. Here chaos does not destroy: it reveals.

 The break is not hidden: it is illuminated.

Fragments of the Past is the point where ruins become language and where art begins to transform

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