Beaks exaggerated: Strength versus Delicacy Print

I believe that when we are feeling shaken, poorly focused, anxious, unfocused, angry or allowing ourselves to act through an instinct based on immediate solutions that we end up resorting to exaggerated attitudes and without measuring consequences. For every situation there is an appropriate procedure, a more effective way to choose, a right tool to be used. Exaggeration in actions can create unexpected, disastrous and irreversible results for situations that demand more simplicity and greater objective to obtain the desired solution. As the image has a strong symbolism, I decided to be inspired by this principle to present an art that shows how exaggerated force ends up being harmful to a fragile and delicate environment. For some time now I have been looking for the delicacy of materials to represent the intensity of the ideas that populate my mind and for this art, "Strength versus Delicacy", I also used colored pencils precisely because it forced me to keep an intense focus on the application of textures and with a control over patience during production, since this technique happens throughout the painting as if the painting were removing the white from the paper so that, in an evolutionary way, the shapes and colors of the theme can emerge. Often the delicacy of diplomacy is more effective than the brutality of war.