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BE WILD #230001103

  • Year: 2023

  • Mixed media, photocollage and digital stencil on Dibond

  • Size: 120 × 160 × 5 cm unframed

  • Original artwork

  • Series: Neo-Baroques. The Untamed

BE ICONIC #230720004

  • Year: 2023

  • Mixed media, photocollage and digital stencil on brushed aluminium

  • Taille 120 × 160 × 5 cm unframed

  • Original artwork

  • Serie: THE ALUMINIUMS. The Untamed

BE WILD #23000109

  • Year: 2023

  • Mixed media, photocollage and digital stencil on brushed aluminium

  • Taille 120 × 160 × 5 cm unframed

  • Original artwork

  • Serie: THE ALUMINIUMS. The Untamed

KING PLEASURE #230000128

  • Year: 2023

  • Mixed media, photocollage and digital stencil on brushed aluminium

  • Taille 120 × 160 × 5 cm unframed

  • Original artwork

  • Serie: THE ALUMINIUMS. The Untamed

The Untamed on Aluminum series extends the gesture of The Untamed in its Neo-Baroque version, this time into a physical and luminous dimension.
Brushed aluminum, a living and reactive material, captures light and throws it back like a charge.
Under its shifting gleam, the faces seem to come alive: light circulates, glides, asserts itself, giving the figures an almost electric intensity.

Here, the material fixes nothing. It pulses, breathes, reacts.
Each reflection becomes a heartbeat, every shift of gaze a change in atmosphere.
Aluminum acts as an amplifier, echoing the inner power of these beings, their raw energy, their strength of affirmation.

These faces, those who, instead of being cast aside for their difference, chose to break free, find in this metal their natural territory.
Their presence is not that of memory, but of persistence: vivid, electric, untamed.
The reflective surface becomes a stage, between appearance and flash, intensity and erasure, where light doesn’t reveal, it provokes.

Here, the metal is neither decorative nor cold.
It becomes an expressive substance, a carrier of energy and freedom.
It evokes both the roughness of the contemporary world and the creative power of those who refuse to be contained.
Thus, the metal becomes double: armor and vibration, strength and brilliance, resistance and motion.

In this series, light is no longer a symbol, it is an attitude.
It acts, moves, breathes life into the figures.
These beings transcend norms through the sheer intensity of their presence.
They remind us that freedom should never need justification to exist, it should simply shine, without permission.