One in a million

About artwork:

The identical shapes symbolize the equality of many individuals in a society before the law. The equal spacing creates the impression that each person must take responsibility for themselves. The form of the figures is the most reduced outline of a human, where no characteristic—not even gender—is recognizable. Yet, all figures differ slightly from one another. Although the focus of the painting is on the self, the subject in the center, which creates a closer and wider environment of fellow humans, it makes clear that this does not matter: From the viewer's perspective, from the state's perspective, and from society's perspective, this self is just one person among many. It may shine brighter or appear more inconspicuous, but before the law, that makes no difference.

Krisztina Dózsa-Farkas

HU

Krisztina Dózsa-Farkas

Krisztina Dózsa-Farkas was born in 1975 in Budapest, Hungary. She studied at the University of Arts in Budapest, where she honed her skills in visual expression. Since 2001, she has lived and worked in Munich, where she is actively involved in both the local and international art scenes. Her distinctive style has been showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions, reflecting Krisztina’s deep engagement with contemporary art.