Drawings on the relation of modern man to classical arts

This is a series of drawings on approximately A1 sized paper with Chinese ink. This series dwells on the relation of modern man to the classical arts.

Is it preposterous for an old man, disfigured by a trauma at an early age during fitness training, to stand strong in a toga? He was an athlete, and still at a senior age he is a champion in his respected field - with such athletic prowess, is this an incompatible concept with the beauty of man, so prevalent in Greek antiquity? Is an adolescent's rejection of classical beauty a childish mockery, which presents a melancholic situation where unbeknownst to them, they disassimilate, supposedly, the deeper and more natural truths about themselves? Or is the heritage of those times, albeit being so highly regarded as even apotheosizing numerous philosophers, artists, mathematicians, without any use to us? If so, we therefore could brutally sever our connection with the beautiful and dramatic part of our history. We could say goodbye to Seneca, Plato, Polykleitos, Phidias and many others...

Moving to this blog

Hello all future readers of this blog,

This webpage is going to be more tailored to be a “professional” portfolio site, where I will be showcasing my work and my writings. For employers, the meat of this site is the “Portfolio” tab at the top menu, which will feature my best work for the jobs that I aiming for: 3D modelling.

I previously had a couple of protfolio websites, with which I wasn't happy because of inability to update and their lack of unversality.

It just happened that this webpage is being made just before the dawn of 2012, so, I'll use this opportunity and wish everyone and this website godspeed!