"Love Life Fuck The Bombs" is a high-impact digital artwork that fuses human anatomy, molecular structures and lush botanical forms into an immersive, vibrant ecosystem. The piece celebrates the essential bond between humans and nature, portraying life as an interconnected flow of energy, biology and colour. Its vivid layering and symbolic transparency elevate the human figure into a luminous, almost spiritual presence rooted in the natural world.
Beyond its aesthetic intensity, the work operates as a direct anti-war manifesto. The bold textual intervention rejects violence and destruction, defending life, vitality and ecological balance. This dual nature — poetic and political — places the artwork within the lineage of contemporary practices that merge beauty with activism.
In 2024, the work was displayed as an urban video mapping on the facade of historical buildings in Treviso (Italy), and then exhibited in Art Routine for Well Being (Milan), a project curated by the prestigious Videoinsight® Foundation. During the exhibition it became the iconic image of the entire show, circulating widely across art magazines, digital publications and institutional communications. Its visibility and strong symbolic clarity have contributed to positioning it as a high-value and widely recognized piece within the artist’s recent production.
"Love Life Fuck The Bombs" stands at the intersection of humanism, digital experimentation and visual protest — a work that affirms life while opposing the logic of destruction.
