Animal dynamics series

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I love animals. It's probably because since I was little my mom taught me to love them. In my house since I was a child, there were always dogs, many dogs, but there were also cats, turtles, fish, birds and even a sheep. There are many animals that are in my heart, especially dogs, which all left me an indelible memory. Many dogs go through a person's life; perhaps because dogs live a short time compared to human beings, and I realized that when one of them leaves us, no matter how much one tries to fill that void with a new one, the latter has its own personality, and what is achieved Instead of filling a void by replacing the dog that left, it is starting a new story. Thus, animals have no replacement in our lives, we can have many, but each one is unique and unrepeatable. In these series of dynamics, I want to pay tribute to my animals, to those who passed through my life. As I said just now, there were many, but I remember them all. Maybe, just like what happens with people, I established different bonds with each of them. With some narrower, with others more distant, but with all fascinating. Animals immerse us in an exercise of self-knowledge and mutual understanding. There are no words with them because they don't speak, but to tell the truth they aren't even necessary. It's hard not to understand an animal, and it's hard not to love them. Movement is part of life: the progression of the action shows the animals externalizing their vital energy. In the action, his energy is reflected, but also the intrinsic aspects of his personality. Communication with animals has a lot to do with action. Animals understand us through our non-verbal language, which is expressed in the body and the meanings of actions and gestures. The progression of action is the progression of communication. Action is also the way of interacting with the environment, and a way of modifying it. Movement modifies the environment. The animal, when moving, creates a new environment due to the effect of its action. Moving is creating a new world: if we think of millions of animals moving on the planet and modifying it, leaving their footprints, moving water, displacing things; We then infer that the world is never the same and that action is part of the evolution of things. But unlike inanimate objects, which also modify the environment through their movement, animals make it a halo of life and will. And at that point I wanted to anchor the very meaning of this pictorial series. Because this movement has effects that go far beyond the physical environment that surrounds us, but it also modifies the soul of human beings. The animal in that future modifies our lives. I remember those animals I had, always moving, always doing something, and I remember a lot their personalities and those anecdotes of things we experienced. With each one different, as they were, but with all of them in an endearing way and with love.