Loris Dogana, Revenge, ink on paper, 20x30 cm

In his elegant black and white, he portrays allegories in which our habits and social constrictions replace our heads to show the things we are: heavy and thoughtful objects, bodies and dummies emptied and repetitive as large-scale consumer products. The nature of human relations lives in a continuous opposition of power between oppressors and oppressed, but in this work the "natural" order of the jungle law is overturned, giving the oppressed the chance of redemption towards his oppressor. This does not mean that the oppressed, once he obtained his revenge, does not take advantage of his new conditioni in order to become oppressor with as much brutality.

The work is signed in the high right corner.