Inanna

Representation of the goddess Inanna. Assyrian goddess who glorified the victory over the submission of women and the feminine human side. Goddess of wisdom, bravery, war, fertility, and the representation of female divinity. A free woman without any social ties, nor sexual; a cosmological woman, connected with the universal dance, with Earth and sky. A woman aware of the union of the whole. A responsible woman with nature, a leader, matriarchy, with the management and organization of a society. A being that shows her body as it is, secure of herself without any stereotypes. She invites to an emotional, sexual, psychological experience to share with everybody.

The intuition as a female talent which elevates a tendency to see according to time and space, in an objective way without division: past, present, and future. A cabalistic aspect of guessing exactly what is coming, and through this vision, take the trascendental decisions in the common plane of survival. This series invites to see women in advanced human civilizations about the social organization, the spiritual evolution and technology. She is represented with idealized bodies in which the ethical human principles and the perfection of being is extolled, connected with the source of eternity and love’s harmony.

The human beings are found in their natural and original environment. They live happily and free in nature. From an instinctive tendency, loneliness, introspection, overcoming the egotistical trance, the connection with the cosmos and Earth, the contemplation, the ecstasy, the management of vital energy, the bond with the vast ocean of consciousness, and the understanding of who we are and where we go. We are intuitive human beings in the quest of spiritual perfection and the connections of a supraconscience. We look to transcend this dimensionallity towards an ethereal consciousness, with happiness, prosperity, abundance. To arrive to Nirvana through other planes, towards perfection, towards, the inmaterial, complete spirit.

This collection criticizes the macho-male organization patterns, the empowering of women, the disrespect of nature, human slavery, economical and social divisions, wars with power groups interests, egotistical societies and consumerism, imposed expired moralities, and religions with punishing deities who offer paradises after death in exchange of a submissive obedience and indulgences in this live.

Bernardo Falconi

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