We have already written about him several times because his way of telling is unmatched.
Erik Ravelo, whose force is violently transmitted by works that leave little to the imagination, came back with a complaint full of anger and pain, The Unforgivable.

And that’s exactly what he replied when I asked him to tell me his message.

“My job is my cry of sorrow, it’s my way to angry, I don’t shoot, I don’t use weapons, but I attack them with art.”

Who?

“Strong powers, those I struggle to describe with words, but never with the images.
They are the guilty people talk about, the leaders of today and yesterday, but to start, I chose those of today, those of the moment.”

A struggle that he would like to see shared by us all, that anyone could simply carry on by using his art.

“I would like anyone print these pictures and wraps it around the cities, helping me to make the cries of anger and truth in the world.”