Four pieces from the “No Identidad” series were presented in which the artist tries to showcase the layers of the ego that cover the true human soul. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Francisco Tavoni began his artistic explorations when he used to photograph the people, the streets, and the chaos in “the city of red roofs.” Those early explorations strongly influence his works today, as shown in the reddish and earthy tones. “Those layers so blind us we will die to protect them,” - Tavoni mentioned The artist states that these layers come in different forms, such as gender, religion, culture, language, and race. The Ego is not formed internally but externally by the society that gives more value to specific identities than others. Through years of meditation and inner journeys, Tavoni believes that all humans come from the same source and choose different vehicles through which they experience life. Within "No Identidad," Tavoni represents unique people from different cultures, genders, and races. With over ten years of experience in lighting techniques and experiments with different layers and textures, Tavoni finds new ways to express his vision. Each work is unique and made on cotton paper. With these layers, The Soul remains hidden, and only the figure of the human is visual; it is up to us to remove these layers to find the source.