“The human being often tends to create obstacles instead of bridges, to immerse himself in the individual and to draw selfish barriers instead of attenuating the path of others. Especially in education, it is essential to rethink the way we communicate. If necessary, the structure must
be completely abandoned, it must be started again. It is so important to KNOW HOW TO SAY NO and learn to stop.
The opportunity for change is at our feet…”
This is what the artist feels. His new work is suggestive even with the title. It is a very vertical work to challenge us once again and determine a position in the face of the indifference of egocentrism.
The work is composed of two equal modules. Black is the predominant color, which takes center stage and stands out to install the perplexity of the darkness of the human being and thus install a new debate: Are we honest with ourselves and do we act from the heart?
His disagreement with the referential bad manners is very clear and is decidedly seen in the look of the ankole. “The lack of respect in schools also generates violence and translates into more children feeling unhappy and hopeless…”
KNOW HOW TO SAY NO is an opportunity to transcend, learn to stop, work with our disabilities and transform them, because otherwise the species will continue to become extinct and children will continue to grow up without quality references.