Narciso

Narcissus portrays a body that is both powerful and vulnerable, rising from an eroded surface as if born from the earth itself. Seen from behind, the figure ascends toward the light while remaining partially trapped within the very matter that supports it. The scene revisits the classical myth through a contemporary lens: not as an explicit act of vanity, but as a silent tension between the desire to rise and the impossibility of escaping oneself. The soft, diffused atmosphere enhances a sense of introspection, turning the artwork into a meditation on identity, limits, and transformation.