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Fallen Tree is a work that uses the image of a fallen tree as a metaphor for the artist's fragility. Although seemingly solid, the creator is vulnerable; he can collapse and be relegated to memory as a vestige.
The female figure observing the trunk underlines the distance between the monumentality of the tree and human fragility: what seemed unbreakable collapses, reminding us that the artistic trajectory is marked by precariousness, loneliness,… and the constant possibility of being forgotten.
In its silence, Fallen Tree speaks of falling, of weakness, and of the fading mark, but also of the dignity found in embracing that fragility as an essential part of the artist's condition.
Jesús Azogue is a transmedia artist trained in Seville and Brussels who fuses installation, digital art, and technological research. His works employ hybrid techniques such as drawing, digital sculpture, extended reality, and artificial intelligence, creating interactive installations and immersive experiences. He alternates technological precision with poetic approaches to explore the relationship between the human and the artificial. His works invite reflection, seeking to awaken deep questions and emotions about identity, memory, and our presence in an ever-changing digital world.