RE VO LU TION.

RE VO LU TION is a four-panel photographic polyptych created using the artist’s Silabismo Fotocubierto technique, a visual method developed since 2003 that fragments words into syllabic structures associated with constructed photographic images.

The work divides the word “revolution” into four visual and symbolic segments presented side by side. Domestic objects, obsolete machinery, ideological references, urban architecture, and the human body merge into unstable hybrid forms that reflect on political exhaustion, social permanence, and the transformation of collective symbols over time.

Rather than illustrating a specific historical event, the piece approaches revolution as a fractured psychological and cultural condition suspended between memory, deterioration, resistance, and survival.