Sir Miguel Perez - oil on paper - 100 x 150 cm

In my paintings and other media I try to change the image of the chickens that we knew in our childhood. I present this animal as the exterminator of the human race, given that they have been treated as victims of a foodstuff genocide, this is the reason why they are evolving and devolving in all senses.

I place them in scenes where it is the chicken that uses force and exercises hate, violence, sensitivity and sex to create surfaces that frighten or charm, pacific or deliriously bitter, never something in between.
Each chicken that I paint has a history and a name, searched through personal experience or third persons, with the time I prepare a series of paintings on one of them. This is one of the ways I use when it comes to working.
In the Cincinnati Reds series I make a selection of the chickens that I want to represent the baseball team of the same name. In this way a team of chickens is created that play to show us the concentration camp to which they have been subjected and to which the humans have taken their own species.
In it none of the chickens that I represent back down from their actions in which we appear cut up or protected. This executioner –victim is nothing more than the animal that stopped being a chicken and became a foodstuff for the masses and an icon in the universal kitchen.

They become stronger with the passing of time and in some cases appear ornamented with the letters AC/DC and a rich code which is submitted to the laws imposed by this animal that I represent as both as executioner and victim at the same time.

Sir Sergio Ballbreaker - oil on paper - 150 x 100