The last century has been dominated by a competition between two ideologies: Marxism and capitalism. Despite their apparent contradiction, both were founded on a belief in science and reason as tools for dominating the outer world. The outer, material world, completely separated from the inner, spiritual world was the object of conquest in order to improve human living conditions.
What about the inner world?
According to the World Health Organization, nearly one billion people suffer from depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, isolation, dementia, drug and alcohol use, schizophrenia, and eating disorders. Every forty seconds, one person commits suicide due to mental health issues.
The shadows and silhouettes in this project are non-men in non-places, dissonant objects forced into dialogue with each other, accompanied by a vivid and primitive use of color.
Have we become mere spectators of this world, shadows in constant search of the other?
