The series dedicated to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) arises from the awareness that art, more than an aesthetic exercise, is also a powerful means of communication and reflection. As the SDGs form a global agenda with defined targets for 2030, and recognizing their potential to transform societies and improve the world, the artist offers here a symbolic and visual interpretation of each of these commitments, translating them into pictorial language. The timeliness and urgency of the theme make it particularly relevant for an artistic approach that can reach diverse audiences and foster new dialogues.
Each painting in this series presents, in a dual manner, an undesirable situation—reflecting a reality still unresolved—contrasted with the vision of a desirable, fairer, and more sustainable future. This contrast is explored through compositions that aim to awaken both individual and collective consciousness, using gesture and color as vehicles of the message. The series is expected to include between eight and seventeen works, all in acrylic on cotton canvas, with generous dimensions (1.60 m x 1.00 m), allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the theme and its representation.
More than just an exhibition, this project is an invitation to the active participation of multiple agents—companies, institutions, associations—as partners in a shared mission. The proposal also includes moments of reflection and exchange, in the form of talks or lectures, which may accompany the public presentation of the works. The aim is to build bridges between art and action, between aesthetics and social responsibility, reinforcing the role of culture as a catalyst for change.
Year: 2024 | Dimensions: 160x100 cm | Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas (reverse side)
