Linen canvas, spray paint and acrylic
Double chassis
100 x 100 cm
Unique copy

The Incredible Windsor is a rich and symbolically saturated work in which the artist expresses the loss of his cat Windsor through a visual universe imbued with contemporary culture. Mixing references from the media, advertising and comics, the work offers a dialogue between a personal experience and a reflection on the overabundance of images that mark our times.

On one side, a bearded policeman wearing sunglasses, a figure of authority that is both familiar and distant, embodies a certain stereotypical ideal or a veiled critique of consumer society. On the other, a young girl with disproportionate eyes cries rays of light, a motif that evokes the visual language of pop art. These two figures confront each other in a symbolic tension, amplifying both emotion and visual noise.

The work is full of nostalgic cultural references: posters, logos, graffiti and comic strip fragments overlap to create a chaotic mosaic. This profusion of images reflects the omnipresence of media and consumption, where each symbol participates in a constant visual noise that makes introspection difficult. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, the artist slips in intimate elements, like an attempt to preserve personal memory in a world saturated with stimulation.

With The Incredible Windsor , the artist explores the interplay between personal pain and mass culture, offering a reflection on how the deepest emotions find their place in a noisy and mediated society. Having seen his works exhibited in the greatest galleries and sold by prestigious houses, the artist now dedicates his know-how and talent to the service of MoGA, with the mission of making art accessible to all