Across its pages, Diaz unveils a procession of figures that seem at first to belong to another era — noble faces, almost sacred presences — before slowly collapsing into grotesque mutations that challenge the very boundaries of the human form.
Across its pages, Diaz unveils a procession of figures that seem at first to belong to another era — noble faces, almost sacred presences — before slowly collapsing into grotesque mutations that challenge the very boundaries of the human form.