Untitled V

This artwork presents a fascinating creature where different elements mix to form a hybrid being. This work explores artistic destructuring, challenging conventional forms of representation. The human face is part of this creature, but it is transformed and fragmented, revealing a skull that emerges from the composition. This juxtaposition of different parts of the face and skull evokes the vanity and fragility of human existence, while exploring notions of transformation and metamorphosis. From a cubist perspective, this artwork presents a fragmented approach to reality, where shapes and elements are broken down and reassembled to create a new perception. The different perspectives and multiple angles give a feeling of movement and dynamism to the work. This hybrid and deconstructed work of art, with its elements such as the teeth of Tazmania, the fragments of the human face and the skull, explores the transformation and fragility of human existence. It offers a deep reflection on the notions of vanity, metamorphosis and perception, while being part of a cubist aesthetic that challenges artistic conventions.