Description

In the centre, the Christic embryo appears, suspended in the womb of a Holy Virgin, both captive to the viscera and gestating a liberating future.

Its skull, haloed in gold and silver, evokes the presence of the divine, while its skeletal body seems to be dissolving into the shadows.

This vision, similar to that of the Cathars, reminds us that the flesh can be both a painful fall and a promise of redemption.

It also questions the contradiction of cults, which for centuries have relied on the accumulation of wealth to assert their power in the face of ever more visible poverty.