The exhibition Public Domain is dedicated to street painters and the visual image each has chosen to
represent them. It is about artists and the figure of the artist. The integration of the figures in the exhibition
comes from the wish to see the artist’s figure through the eyes of the viewer. The communication with the
audience is a tool for seeing the work, and the exhibition lets us reflect on the figure and its creator. The
environment inspires the image or figure, and the work’s execution derives from it and the conditions of the
location. The images – the artist’s identifying mark – tell a story, whether taken from mythology or reality.
The viewer, facing the work, conducts a dialog with the figure about his feelings and sensations.