The Warrior of My Life
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Limited Edition of 7, Numbered and signed with a certificate of authenticity.
Image: 47×37 inches/120×95 cm
‘The Warrior of My Life’ is a conceptual and historical art project which self-explores and investigates who I am, where I come from, and what motivates me as an artist. It analyses the identity and values of the Celtic society in Galicia, Spain. This art project’s production helped me construct my own chronological reality through my investigative journey. It is how I perceive Celtic people concerning various artistic possibilities by expressing my reality and history—the most important topics related to this culture's social-cultural, spiritual-rituals, and mythological sides. Post-humanist components will be presented and linked with animal parts such as horns, a horse skull, and a wild horsetail. I feel profoundly connected with my Celtic ancestors and especially identified with Celtic women and their experiences, inspiring and transforming me as a human being and an artist. Therefore, the intention here is to highlight my roots and establish a parallelism between the concept of empowerment of women in Celtic society and our contemporary society. Through two chapters, I transform into a wild ‘Celtic Warrior’ and a mythological character, ‘Epona-Rhiannon-Macha: Celtic Horse Goddesses’. The conceptual idea of the research project is to explore the uncanny and epic meaning of Celtic warrior women through body performances and visual arts. Women did not appear to be ostracised in this Celtic mythical society; on the other hand, women were warriors, initiators, leaders, goddesses, and equal to men. I always felt like a warrior and very connected to wild animals.
Printing and shipping are handled by the internationally renowned English master printers.
Image: 47×37 inches/120×95 cm
‘The Warrior of My Life’ is a conceptual and historical art project which self-explores and investigates who I am, where I come from, and what motivates me as an artist. It analyses the identity and values of the Celtic society in Galicia, Spain. This art project’s production helped me construct my own chronological reality through my investigative journey. It is how I perceive Celtic people concerning various artistic possibilities by expressing my reality and history—the most important topics related to this culture's social-cultural, spiritual-rituals, and mythological sides. Post-humanist components will be presented and linked with animal parts such as horns, a horse skull, and a wild horsetail. I feel profoundly connected with my Celtic ancestors and especially identified with Celtic women and their experiences, inspiring and transforming me as a human being and an artist. Therefore, the intention here is to highlight my roots and establish a parallelism between the concept of empowerment of women in Celtic society and our contemporary society. Through two chapters, I transform into a wild ‘Celtic Warrior’ and a mythological character, ‘Epona-Rhiannon-Macha: Celtic Horse Goddesses’. The conceptual idea of the research project is to explore the uncanny and epic meaning of Celtic warrior women through body performances and visual arts. Women did not appear to be ostracised in this Celtic mythical society; on the other hand, women were warriors, initiators, leaders, goddesses, and equal to men. I always felt like a warrior and very connected to wild animals.
Printing and shipping are handled by the internationally renowned English master printers.
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