Uomo E Natura 

Agim Sulaj created this surrealist artwork, Uomo E Natura, which translates to 'Man and Nature', using what appears to be a mixed media approach. Sulaj, born in Albania, witnessed significant political and social upheaval. His satirical illustrations often reflect these experiences, critiquing societal norms and political issues. Here, we see a man who has felled a tree which has torn a gap in the fabric of the sky. His thoughtful stance invites us to reflect on the profound impact of human actions on the natural world. The sky, usually seen as an endless expanse, is instead presented as a fragile boundary, easily disrupted. The figure, seemingly medieval, perhaps reflects the timeless nature of humanity’s relationship with its environment. This image serves as a poignant reminder of our collective responsibility to safeguard the planet, inviting us to consider the delicate balance between human progress and environmental preservation.