In a world where the boundaries between human, animal, and object dissolve, Metamorphosis: Behind the Human Beingbrings together four artists—Alessandro Del Pero, Barbara Moura, Alina Sokolova, and Judith Wagner—to explore transformation and identity. Their works reject fixed hierarchies, revealing a reality in constant flux.

Recurring motifs, from mythic horses to surreal hybrids, challenge the distinction between civilization and instinct. Figures shift between forms—dogs cradle men, lovers exist alongside smoking stallions, bodies fuse with objects. Inspired by Ovid, Kafka, and surrealist cinema, the exhibition questions whether metamorphosis is a loss of self or a deeper revelation.

Through painting and sculpture, these artists create a world where identity is never fixed, where the familiar unravels into something raw, untamed, and strangely intimate.