Loris Dogana, Man-Mouth, ink on paper, 35x50 cm

In his elegant black and white, he 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. The drawing is a chapter of "Introduction to the World". Modern man no longer defines himself according to his actions, but to the representation that he gives of his own actions, therefore he ceases to be action and becomes narration. A humanoid monster built with its own language is the simulacrum of humanity, where words create monsters without bodies, but made only with the insidious nature of words.

The work is signed in the lower right corner.