Tinscvil
Painting, Sacred / Mythological, Oil, 160x100cm
The Etruscan word engraved in the leg of the statue of Chimera of Arezzo (TINSCVIL) means "given to the god Tinia" and in this context takes on the apotropaic function of moving the conflicts away from the world of today and tomorrow. 

In the background three pictures (a tank, the shelling of a city and a nuclear explosion) bind together the three animals that make up the mythical beast (the lion, the snake and the goat).

In the foreground, on the body of the Chimera we can read the graphic of the gold stock, to emphasize the link between armed conflicts and economy.
In the background three pictures (a tank, the shelling of a city and a nuclear explosion) bind together the three animals that make up the mythical beast (the lion, the snake and the goat).

In the foreground, on the body of the Chimera we can read the graphic of the gold stock, to emphasize the link between armed conflicts and economy.
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