This series is constructed as a mirror for observers. Here the way we look at the photograph matters less than what it sends back to us. Photography observes us and gives us to read an image of what we deeply are: beings locked in our certainties without real freedom, outdated, obsolete and heading towards decline, extinction. The animal, this intimate part of what we are, but incapable of assuming some of our superiority, is exposed in a laughable, ridiculous way. And yet it is our only salva1
This series is constructed as a mirror for observers. Here the way we look at the photograph matters less than what it sends back to us. Photography observes us and gives us to read an image of what we deeply are: beings locked in our certainties without real freedom, outdated, obsolete and heading towards decline, extinction.
The animal, this intimate part of what we are, but incapable of assuming some of our superiority, is exposed in a laughable, ridiculous way. And yet it is our only salvation.
If we do not accept this saving transformation, of occupying a place equal to everything that makes up our universe, we will disappear definitively.