SIMON ROMANO. THE INNOCENCE OF BEASTS

In Paradise, insects are landscapes of luminous skies that God orders in unending collections. Lizards intertwine mandalas with their bodies; geometrical prayers that intend to speak with their creator. The stories cross each other among lively coloured planes, where a man with a bowler hat tries to sell us Bibles or hands – pliers design naked bodies on a woman’s skirt. Everything is possible in Paradise, while lemon green and cherry red will cry victory over forms.