Description
Our societies are overflowing with icons and representations of the human figure. Initially reserved for the divine, these representations have gradually drifted, passing from the nobles to the bourgeois to land in the hands of everyone who, through technological advances, can become an artist for a day or fill up the mundane void. In a new narcissistic cosmology, crossing aesthetics, installing dissonant relationships, seeking through the images of yesterday, in a tentative to understand the meaning of those of today.
