Dagio Art

In my work, I celebrate women in all their forms.

On the one hand, I celebrate the woman who is told what to do and what not to do, what to say and what not to say, what to wear and what not to wear, when to speak and when to remain silent, how to speak and how to do, what to wear and what not to wear. I evoke the idea of free souls through a myriad of colors. These are meticulously chosen to create a double work. The first can be seen during the day, while the second is revealed in the half-light.

On the other hand, I represent and exaggerate with my caricatural line these ideals of beauty valued in today's society. Although I know that these ideals are only a social, even industrial construct, they still weigh heavily on my shoulders. I put them naked and freeze them in their nakedness to accustom our gaze to considering the body for what it is: the envelope of the soul and its vessel.

I'm aware of the different dichotomies that punctuate and define my work.

Art is my outlet.

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