Man and the labyrinthe or Man and the «Chaosmos», a Joycean term used by Umberto Eco, author of The Open Work.

Indetermination, disorder and chaos are only the primary facets of the logic of the labyrinthine world to which the artist is confronted. Art as the power of life and survival is this force that participates in the resolution of this ambiguity. The communication it establishes with the hidden part of the Cosmos is an attempt to reach an almost organic balance that invites every person to an active and generous contemplation of the world, to accompany the advent of possibilities, countering barbarism and making life triumph.