SERIES

CYCLOP is a figure emerging between myth and folk imagination, a presence that does not frighten but stands filled with wonder and human vulnerability.
The one-eyed giant is not treated as a monster, but as a symbol of inner vision, a gaze that looks beyond the obvious. Beside him, Karagiozis, small yet lively, holds the mask
like a bridge between worlds: childhood play, satire, myth, and everyday reality. In CYCLOP, the bodies seem woven from repeating marks and gestures, as if made of memories passed from
one storytelling voice to another. The coexistence of the two figures speaks of strength and fragility, of the humorous and the tender that coexist within us.