Gargoyles, 2000. The gargoyles on the cornices of medieval cathedrals, that were
intent to protect and keep evil spirits away from believers, are no longer perceived as
frightening monsters. It seems to me that what was monstrous then, it has become
ridiculous now. I am trying to express my vision of these horrific new monsters, more
monstrous than the old gargoyles, in a series of masks representing horror, cruelty,
madness, hatred, disgust. Evil spirits are no longer frightened by scarecrows. They would
run away only if they see their own images, unimaginably ugly. Art is not a sweet and
joyful play, art is a struggle to convey a poetic and dramatic meaning.
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The fury |
The Ram |
The Crow |
The Crow, Profile |
The Shark |
The Shark, Detail |
Om Falos |
Om Falos, Profile |
The Bulldog |
The Bulldog, Detail |
Nasone |
Nasone, Profile |
The Cyclop |
Medusa |
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