In a distant past, the first hand, stained with pigment, touched the rocky walls of prehistory, marking the birth of... Read More
In a distant past, the first hand, stained with pigment, touched the rocky walls of prehistory, marking the birth of art and humanity itself. Today, in our era, collective decisions and the certainty of opinion over evidence suggest the possibility of a new stage in human development. I imagine that same scene, where art, paintings, and books are used as fuel to warm the cold winter, in solitude, among the precarious ruins of what was once our civilization. Thus, “from animal to human” transforms into a palindromic concept, reflecting an eternal cycle of creation and destruction.