By transpiring nature we transpire health.
We cannot ignore what is currently happening, we are losing our parents, grandparents, friends. Who would have told us that we would find ourselves in a situation like this where the most precious thing we have would be directly affected, the family. Where suffering would also affect economic well-being, leading many families to be at risk.
For many years now I have dedicated my work as a visual artist to respect for nature, to the need to look for the most authentic thing that we have, the most decontaminated, the most openly respectful with its environment, in short, what it gives us to eat, we It oxygenates and welcomes us in order to live and be able to enrich ourselves with what it offers us.
My latest collections speak of trees crying, crying because they feel little respected, perhaps crying because they still have an iota of hope and nature breaks, of despair, neglect, abandonment.
These days I have felt even more the need to relive what it means to be surrounded by trees, nature, silence, smells, breezes, we have been able to touch but we have not been allowed to do it with our hands directly, we have needed a filter to not catch, we could not feel the direct touch. But the new epidermis, like all our habits, has adapted to the situation, has made use of a natural metamorphosis and has felt the same need as I have to become what I wanted, the new skin has functioned as a protective barrier against the outside, in order to take care of diseases, it will be this that acts as defender of what is harmful to our body, so I have transformed them into nature and they have begun to transpire health. Because nature is health.
But, today, what comes to mind is, what would have happened if the virus had attacked nature?
Could it be that this is sending us an alert message? It is not fear, it is prudence!
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Skyn Metamorphosis, big size 200x150cm