New Renaissance

"New Renaissance" is an artwork that reflects a journey through time, inviting viewers to explore a reinterpretation of history and to contemplate their own place within the narrative of human progress. The artwork challenges the observer to look through the lens of retrospection and consider how our era will be remembered by future generations.

At the heart of the composition, visitors are met with the question, "Are you not entertained?" This provocative question, reminiscent of the gladiatorial cry from ancient Rome, forces us to reflect upon our modern society's preoccupation with spectacle and entertainment, raising questions about the priorities and values of our time.

"New Renaissance" weaves together a diverse set of historical events from around the world, fusing moments of triumph and tragedy, unity and division, creation and destruction. The artwork draws inspiration from the great masters of the original Renaissance period, featuring imagery from the works of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. 

Their timeless creations serve as a bridge to the past, connecting the viewer with the enduring human pursuit of knowledge, beauty, and innovation. In "New Renaissance," the past converges with the present, and the viewer is transported into a world where history, art, and self-reflection interact. This artwork serves as an invitation to contemplate the shared human experience, urging us to reevaluate our place in history and reflect on how future generations will perceive the world in which we now live. Through its powerful imagery and provocative themes, "New Renaissance" challenges us to embrace a renewed sense of curiosity, exploration, and the enduring quest for a better future.