Back to the Future

A fragment of a not-so-distant future, where nature and machine have found a precarious balance. In "Back to the Future," a title inspired by the famous film, the canvas represents a base of urban chaos, dirty and organic, upon which stands, motionless and implacable, a totem of glass and metal. Above this architectural silence, the sky pulsates with feverish activity: drones like black insects weave a web of flight paths. The work is a suspended omen, a painted question that leaves the ending open: is this the first dawn of a new era or the last sunset of our own? Destiny is there, just a step away, but it cannot yet be deciphered.