« El Peine del Viento » 

Eduardo Cillida

Christ ressuscitant/The Resurrection - Musée du Louvre

"The destruction of Troy can be seen on the front and sides of the sarcophagus. Such an subject is extremely rare on Roman sarcophagi and can probably be pinned down to the Middle Antonine age. In contrast to the frenetic movement of the battle scenes, the right side is filled with a static scene of funeral mourning."

Sacco di Troia, 170-180 d.C.

Cavallo di Troia - dipinto murale, 1538

Hercules fighting Acheloos transformed into a snake

Louvre Museum | Paris

"The subject is taken from Ovid's Metamorphoses: Achelous was the rival of Hercules for the love of Deianira; during the fight, Achelous was transformed into a serpent but was defeated by Hercules. Thus Hercules made himself loved by Deianira."

The Mature Age also named Destiny, The Path of Life or Fatality (1894–1900)

Camille Claudel

Pediment and Frieze - Siphnian Treasury - Delphi

Rencontre avec Per Arnoldi ( Denmark, 2015)

”Sortladne Hav” Monument : youtu.be/g4MifdlWYJQ

(2017, Copenhague)

Version française: https://youtu.be/wbkF4YdHzTs

Live screening at the Babylon Kino in Berlin, Friday 30th October, 2015 during the European Film Festival. In its historic sites, the Middle Gate exhibition, Geel 2013, linked the expressive productions of two categories of people: Artists and Crazy Folk. More precisely, by attempting to benefit from Geel’s secular tradition of welcoming the mentally unwell, this international art event proposed a visual reflexion on the norms covering, and the discrepancies between, mental health and madness.

This development on the town of a fruitful link between art and psychiatry was driven by the efforts of Jan Hoet, organiser of the exhibition.

Aude Rain’s documentary pays tribute to the richness of his results.

A show with different artists, Andrea Fogli, Alvin Curran, Enzo Cosimi dance compagny, Stefano Galanti, Gianni Staropoli at Teatro di Roma - Teatro Argentina, one of the oldest theaters in Rome built in 1731 on the remains of the Pompey's Theatre. Julius Caesar was killed in the Curia of the Theatre of Pompey, in the basement of the actuel theatre where the sculptor Andrea Fogli placed his installation. Enzo Cosimi is one of the most influential creative directors of contemporary Italian choreography. (enzocosimi.com/home/) ENZO COSIMI MY_DAY _MAY_ DAY // Il naufragio come condizione del contemporaneo a cura di Enzo Cosimi e Maria Paola Zedda

THE RAFT. ART IS (NOT) LONELY (2017, Ostende):

Enrique Marty (Spain)

I corpi di Lois (2019)

Filmed in Regensburg (Germany)  and in the Dolomites Mountains (Italy)

Film selected in 2020 at the following documentary film festivals:

Riverside International Film Festival 20th Kansas International Film Festival STIFF: Seattle True Independent Film Festival Short Film Factory

The three ladies from the  National Archaeological Museum  - Étude 

(2021, Madrid)

 Great Lady Offerer - Iberian sculpture from the 3rd or 2nd century BC. , made of limestone

 Lady of  Elche - Iberian sculpture made of limestone between the 5th and 4th centuries B.C.

 Lady of Baza - Iberian sculpture from the 4th century BC, carved in polychrome limestone by the Bastetans.