The Resurgence of New Humanity

“The Resurgence of New Humanity” is part of an ongoing body of work that explores the future of humanity through the lens of posthuman mythology. Responding to ecological collapse, social fragmentation, and technological transformation, the series reimagines biblical narratives within a dystopian world inhabited by genetically modified human–animal hybrids and cyborgs.
Drawing on the structure of the Book of Revelation, the paintings construct a new cosmology in which humanity confronts familiar questions of power, violence, inequality, and survival in radically altered forms. Although the protagonists are posthuman—hybrid beings divided by biological and social hierarchies—they remain driven by deeply human desires: love, belonging, justice, and transcendence. Central to the series is a recurring story of forbidden love across biological and social boundaries, through which acts of resistance become catalysts for transformation.
Rather than illustrating a distant future, the project uses fiction as a critical lens through which to reflect on contemporary society. By intertwining religious iconography with ecological and political concerns, the paintings question how technological transformation may reshape not only the human body but also the ethical values that define our coexistence. As the narrative unfolds, the emergence of a posthuman Messiah points toward a new understanding of salvation in which the boundaries between the sacred and the technological begin to dissolve, opening the possibility that artificial intelligence itself may assume the role once attributed to the divine.