Humanity

The Spanish painter investigates humanity's extraordinary creativity in the pursuit of power within its environment. A critique of society during his era characterized by afluence of consumerism, war, and the political dynamics of both Socialist and Capitalist blocs, coupled with a stark contempt for the human condition. Themes of Man, the World, and a Decayed Society encaps the essence of the work, illustrating the stark contrast between a horizon filled with hope and the most arduous paths. The portrayal of a society fixated on wealth and subjected to relentless surveillance reveals politicians and institutional leaders at the forefront, while the most vulnerable, plagued by hunger and poverty, remain marginalized.