Toni Salom’s work is a return to instinct, to childhood, and to that raw truth that lives in imperfection. Through irony, not as ornament but as a critical tool, he moves through a world marked by uniformity. His work rejects moralising and instead offers a clear, slightly distanced perspective on the contradictions of our time.

Rather than nostalgia, in Salom we find a narration of contemporary moral and social decay, approached with clarity and without slipping into lament or catastrophism. Humour operates as a strategy, not as a refuge: a way of carrying the weight of the world without yielding to it.

Combining humour and discomfort, Salom creates distorted mirrors of contemporary life, questioning identities shaped by mass culture and consumerism. His language, at once playful and unsettling, invites us to reconsider the very idea of seriousness, posing urgent and provocative questions.