Green Men

(from the series Metamorphosis)
 
“Green Men” from the series Metamorphosis
Green Men embodies the transformation of abstraction into material existence. After the eruption of force and the dissolution into consciousness, the human being rises within the density of the physical world as part of a collective becoming.
Rooted in the earth, he emerges as living matter, surrounded by shadows — echoes of a growing multitude searching for movement, expression, and meaning within a shared existence. In doing so, the work evokes associations with humanity born from nature, memory, and time.
Green becomes the color of life in its earthly form — the color of growth, origin, transformation, and continuity. Green gives humanity form, history, and ritual. The human being no longer seeks to escape the material world, but instead to participate within it: to shape reality, create identity, and leave traces through action itself.
Within the cycle of Metamorphosis, Green Men reflects the stage in which the individual self becomes part of a greater human narrative — where existence transforms into culture, memory, and collective presence.