Varan Rovel Sculpture and markers on dyed paper

and markers on dyed paper

suggesting an artifact that has endured through forgotten eras

• Paper weight: 189 g/m²

while the reddish background provides a dramatic contrast that emphasizes the duality between cold and warm

and the poetic beauty found in the fusion of the organic and the mechanical

Varan Rovel Sculpture and markers on dyed paperThis piece intertwines the human and the technological with harmony and tension. A particularly striking detail is the broken nose, a nod to ancient sculptures that have endured the ravages of time, adding a layer of tragic history to the work. This intentional wear seems to suggest a past filled with conflict or a forgotten future, where even the most solid and advanced creations can bear the marks of fragility. The rusted tones and assembled