Loris Dogana, All-in Circa, ink on paper, 42x42 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 emptied and repetitive dummies as large-scale consumer products. Inspired by the poems of Luciano Manzalini, this drawing is a hymn to the possibility and the uncertain, where everything reveals a hidden and unexpected side, like a circus in an umbrella that drops a letter to be called "approximation" and a hen brooding eggs in brine simply because no one told her that "you do not do it". 

The work is signed in the lower right corner.