Roman empire, Gods and Goddesses

The exhibition Gods and Goddesses of the Roman Empire presents a series of photographs intervened with oil, where the artist merges the classical legacy of ancient Rome with a very personal Neo-Figurative style. The images of Roman gods and goddesses, traditionally idealized, are transformed into more human and emotional figures, with bold strokes and vibrant colors that distort classical perfection. The combination of photography and oil creates a contrast between the static and the dynamic, inviting the viewer into a deep and contemporary visual experience.
Through this work, the artist questions traditional representations, reinterpreting Roman myths with a modern perspective that seeks to connect the past with the present. The result is a series of pieces that not only pay homage to mythology but also explore the universality of human emotions, making them resonate beyond time and history, and transforming divine figures into symbols of human passions and contradictions.