We Are All Migrants in Mare
The work proposes a deep reflection, symbolically suggesting that all these people have found a form of reincarnation in the marine world, represented here as fish. The series emphasizes a critical message about global inequality, noting how, while we enjoy the privileges of capitalism, many others struggle to survive. The invitation to remember that we are all migrants focuses attention on a shared human connection, going beyond differences to embrace a sense of empathy and understanding.
Street works in Bristol, Milano, Munich, Miami, Napoli, Verona, Francoforte, New York.
The collection offers an implicit critique of contemporary politics, emphasizing that more can be done to address the challenges of migrants and ensure a fairer distribution of global resources. This call to political action serves as an invitation to deeper social responsibility and commitment. The title “We Are All Migrants - In the Sea” is a powerful call for global unity, suggesting that geographical barriers should not limit our understanding and mutual solidarity.
The association between migrants and fish suggests a symbolic rebirth and offers a different perspective on the situation, highlighting the resilience and strength of those seeking a better life. In conclusion, this collection is configured as an artwork that goes beyond aesthetics, embracing a powerful and committed message. “We Are All Migrants - In the Sea” invites a deep reflection on our collective responsibility, on sharing human experiences, and on the need to act to address global challenges with action and justice.
YEAR 2015-2022
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