Marco Rondena

Technique: Mixed Media, Paint Charcoal and Acrylic

Year: 2025

Size unframed: 30×40 cm

Description:

With “Nobody”, I wanted to investigate the surface of the human skin as a metaphor for our identity: rippled, imperfect, crossed by tensions. Against this material background, two dirty, rough holes open up, reminiscent of two moons. They are gashes in appearance, wounds that reveal something deeper: two inner views of human nature, intimate and disturbing, that force us to confront what we normally avoid seeing.

Those moon-eyes do not observe the outside world, but invite us to look inside: there where fear, a sense of exclusion, fragility dwell. ‘Nobody’ is a work about the loss of recognition, about what it means today to be invisible in a society that only values image, success, noise.

It is a silent but radical denunciation against the flattening of identity and indifference towards those who remain on the margins.