"10 maggio (10 May)" belongs to the artist’s mid-1970s cycle of works addressing civil unrest and collective tension. Executed in ink, watercolour and charcoal, the drawing constructs fractured, forceful figures through slashing lines and compressed planes, evoking bodies in confrontation rather than repose. The dated title invites a political reading: positioned immediately after 9 May - Victory Day in communist iconography - it may allude to the charged atmosphere surrounding leftist demonstrations and commemorations of resistance. Whether diary-like or symbolic, the date anchors the image in a climate of ideological struggle, where gesture becomes a form of protest and the body a site of pressure.