Sanguinus Mundi

Sanguinus Mundi

120 x 100 cm

Medium: Polymeric elements, cellulose paste modeling, steel rods, textile and synthetic organic inserts on layered cement mortar, enamels, and oil pigments on canvas.

The work investigates the dynamics of destruction and trauma through a complex overlapping of three-dimensional elements and material rubble. The composition structures a fragmented plastic narrative, where the anatomical element of the heart and objects of childhood memory — a stuffed toy and a pacifier — appear partially embedded and pierced by structural and ferrous elements. The stark contrast between the dark base and the saturation of the color red converts collective and individual drama into a visceral, volumetric presence.