Man on the Moon (Picasso) | Xavi García

"Man on the Moon" Continues with the artist's analysis of society's behavior towards our environment. In this series, Xavi uses astronaut suits to identify human beings in their eagerness to enhance their ego and growth expectations. Thus, the artist analyzes and denounces how man, in his desire to deify himself and conquer new worlds, continues to set aside the things that truly give meaning to life. Ignoring the warnings that life gives us daily. A critical analysis committed to the reality we have had to live. From a technical point of view, this painting possesses great richness, as different materials and techniques are combined that give the work great material richness, awakening the viewer's curiosity and interest in the work. The artist uses posters, maps, concert or show tickets, QR codes, etc., to establish a narrative basis for his work, from which he begins to adhere large masses of paint and elements that make this series one of Xavi García's most controversial.