“See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” is the symbol of an ambiguous choice: protection or complicity. It represents the refusal to look at injustice, to listen to the truth and to speak about it. It is a metaphor for indifference in the face of reality, even — and especially — the most uncomfortable aspects we prefer not to confront with. Yet it is also the opposite invitation: open your eyes, listen, and find the courage to speak.

The “Truth” collection embodies all of this. Through an expressionless black face, the representation of the denial of the real events that surround us,  the facts we don’t want to see, hear about, or truly acknowledge as they happened. Its counterpart is the same series in white, which instead invites the viewer to listen more carefully, to truly look rather than merely see, and to raise their own voice to denounce and reveal the reality of the facts.