Measurements: height 67 cm, width 44 cm, depth 24 cm.
Technique: Sculpture base created using 3D digital printing in resin. Covering and details added by hand using remnants of dried acrylic paint, glue, gesso, wire, cane, and used brush.
Unique work, made from a drawing of the paintings of Alfonso Sánchez.
The sculpture depicts one of our ancestors from the early Neolithic period. Paleolithic hunters gradually began to master agriculture and livestock farming, which, over time, allowed them to evolve as societies, developing increasingly important settlements. The greater availability of food led to the emergence of new professions, the development of trade, and population growth.
The character is depicted with two tools.
In his left hand he carries a kind of pitchfork for agricultural work. He therefore represents that transition of humans.
In his right hand he carries a paintbrush, symbolizing the interest these populations had in transmitting knowledge, ideas and even feelings through painting.
The work "The first punk" therefore represents a key step in the development of the human being, also having many other readings within the work of Alfonso Sánchez, with links to the Fremen culture of the Dune universe and with other science fiction cinematic works.
