This is the central part of a triptych called “Lunar Conversations”.
The work, like most of this series, built on chiaroscuro, Indian ink, acrylic and various glued materials, participates somewhat in the science fiction story, to the extent that it does not There is not just one moon in the work, but several, as if to make present the various symbolic aspects of the moon. Here no moon is full but there is a white moon and a black moon, which coexist1