Loris Dogana, Wedding party, ink on paper, 25x35 cm

In his elegant black and white, the artist portrays allegories in which our habits and social constrictions replace our head to show the things we are: heavy and thinking objects, bodies and emptied and repetitive dummies as large-scale consumer products. Chapter of "Introduction to the World", Marriage Day is a memento mori of life and human relationships. The oath pronunced "until death separate us" during marrriage ceremoy, is the first step towards the end of life, just as when a candle is lighting,  it starts its path to death. Time and space are compressed in a work that lives in the present but tells the future.

The work is signed in the lower right corner.