With "Rocky," Andros Dresamore i subverts the mythical figure of the heroic boxer. Instead of a ring, he strikes a scaffolding covered in orange moss, a fragile and temporary urban structure. The iconic music of Eye of the Tiger charges the action with sincere energy. The act of striking becomes a warm-up without a fight, an explosion of force aimed at nothing. The scaffolding, symbolizing a construction site in waiting, becomes a soft adversary. It is a preparation for an effort that will never take place.

The scaffolding, a transitional structure, here becomes a metaphorical punching bag.
Victory lies not in the blow struck, but in the acknowledged futility of the effort. In a world where blows no longer land. It's very sad, like the public demise of a myth.