"Untitled (Two Figures in the Sand)" captures the raw essence of a morning after a night of revelry on the beaches of Lido di Venezia. This photograph is a poetic exploration of the primal play of struggle, the inherent violence within humanity, and the sculptural forms of entwined bodies reminiscent of Francis Bacon's paintings.

The intertwined figures, locked in a childlike game of wrestling, reveal the ancient dance of power and dominance. Their bodies, sculpted by the morning light, evoke a sense of timelessness, a frozen moment where the boundaries between play and conflict blur. Each curve and shadow speaks to the strength and vulnerability of the human form, highlighting the supremacy of the stronger one.

As an artist, my gaze is drawn to these scenes, where the complexities of society unfold in the most unexpected places. This photograph is not just a depiction of two bodies on a beach, but a reflection on the dynamics of human interaction. It captures the silent battles we face, the unspoken hierarchies that govern us, and the scareful beauty that emerges from these chaotic encounters.

In "Untitled (Two Figures in the Sand)," I invite you to look beyond the surface, to see the echoes of our own nature in the play and struggle of these figures, and to contemplate the delicate balance between strength and fragility that defines us.all.