BotHead

Oil and ink on canvas.

36x46"

Robotics has ceased to be a simple tool to become an extension of the human being. From advanced prostheses that restore mobility to artificial intelligences that amplify our cognitive abilities, the border between the biological and the mechanical is increasingly blurred.

In the midst of this evolution, an enigmatic figure emerges: a yellow-eyed robot that seems to contain a flash of consciousness. His gaze, cold but inquisitive, challenges the notion of the artificial, as if within his metallic structure lived a spark of something deeper. This union between human and machine not only redefines our concept of humanity, but also raises essential questions about consciousness, autonomy and the future of our evolution. Will we witness a total integration, where robotics is no longer a complement, but an inseparable part of our existence?