Inconscio Blu

Inconscio Blu reinterprets the Vitruvian Man as a fractured symbol of inner collapse rather than human perfection.
Removed from his central balance and stripped of his original power, the figure floats suspensed within a space of broken reflections, fragmented identity and emotional suffering.
The blie body becomes a minifestation of the unconscious: vulnerable, exposed and consumed by internal pain. the shattered mirrors surrounding him echo a fractured soul- distorted perceptions, emotional wounds and the impossibility of fully recognizing oneself through trauma.
Through symbolism and fragmantation, Inconscio Blu explores the collapse of the ideal self and the fragile architecture of human identity when confronted with pain, memory and emotional disintegration.