José Molina, Más vale prevenir que curar (que la gente es muy mala), graphite on paiper, 31,8x33,5 cm, 1997

A unique work by artist José Molina belonging to the Sentimentos drawings series, this cycle investigates the most intimate feelings of every human being, in a whirlwind of sensations beyond our control. Our existence is made of seduction, voluntary slavery, wounds to the heart, deep sadness and bestial aggressiveness. Using an imagery typical of this artist who prefers surrealist and visionary elements, each character symbolizes the impetus of human nature.

Here Molina represents a frowning man, instead of ears there are two battle stations where as many snipers guard the outposts, ready to attack anyone who tries to cross their borders. Molina indicates the closure that many people have towards the outside world, always seeing evil and evil in the foreign world. Every possible point of view different from their own and every avulsed approach is judged offensive and dangerous.

Unique work signed by hand by the artist and published on catalogue "José Molina. Sentimentos"