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Young Dragons and Vultures: Who wins?

If you surround with the positive, it always goes well

If you stay in a toxic environment you'll lose yourself

The Good wants to Prevail

There is Continuity

The Good defeats the Dictator

Sustainability Prevails

The Dictator with the Embryo Brain

Will Hatred overwhelm the Dictator?

In 'Inner Currents', Philip Campagne explores the unseen forces that shape human behaviour and systems of power. Through layered, circular compositions, his paintings reveal psychological landscapes where control, conflict and transformation unfolds. Recurring motifs evoke both cellular structures and cosmic movement, suggesting a tension between the personal and the universal. The figure of the “dictator” appears not only as a political symbol, but as a reflection of deeper human dynamics — forces that operate within societies, but also within the individual.

Color and form interact as carriers of energy, pulling the viewer into fields of tension where opposites coexist: vulnerability and control, chaos and order, destruction and renewal. As the exhibition progresses, moments of disruption gradually give way to balance and reflection. What initially appears turbulent begins to shift, revealing the possibility of change.

Inner Currents - Between Power and Transformation

Afternoon calm

Young Dragons and Vultures: Who wins?

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