The relationship between art and philosophy has long been central to human thought, understanding art as the embodiment of ideas and a sensitive form of consciousness. Pantagruel positions itself within this tradition, proposing an active dialogue between thought and aesthetic experience. Far from passive contemplation, the work invites reflection, symbolism, and the co-creation of meaning, affirming the viewer as an essential part of the process and art as a space for questions, ideas, and contemporary transformation.