Fear is an artistic exploration of the emotions that unite us all.
Rather than portraying fear as an individual experience, the project examines it as a universal human condition.
It reflects on our most fundamental fears: death, loneliness, asking for help, punishment, imprisonment, mental illness, being attacked by an animal, and the uncertainty of living under constant threat.
Through these works, fear is transformed from a private emotion into a shared human experience, inviting viewers to reflect on their own vulnerability and resilience.
Head bone, skull, charcoal drawing on paper
Asking help hands, an human universal gesture for help needed.
charcoal drawing on paper, 30x40cm
“Been mentally ill…” charcoal on paper
“Been in jail or to be phisically punished …” charcoal on paper
“Been attached for an animal and to lay down death …” charcoal, pastel and oil on paper
(selected art to be exhibited 2026 at Montmartre, Paris as part of digital exhibition, selected by Arrival Gallery and curators.)