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Eva Silberknoll

2021 • Austria • Acrylic, Collage on Canvas , Wood

30 x 24 in

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Eva Silberknoll

Austria

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Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 29.5x23.6in

About this artwork

This artwork is inspired by the face masks we have worn during the corona pandemic. Not only do we wear masks to protect ourselves from disease, we often wear an imaginary mask to hide our inner selves, to conceal ourselves. We women in particular are confronted with many rules of conduct. How we have to be and should be. Our own, real self is often hidden in order to meet these requirements. I made the petals of the mask from a blouse of my grandmother.… In her time, the rigid role models were much more pronounced. Nevertheless, they live on to this day and prevent us all from reaching our full potential.

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Eva Silberknoll

Austria

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Eva Silberknoll, a graduate of the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, works with photography, textile techniques and fragrances. By combining these media elements, she creates mixed media that connect seemingly incompatible fields. Her works tell stories of individual journeys and the challenges of deviating from the norm, viewing fashion as a means of self-discovery. With a strong sense of personal freedom, Silberknoll's works exude an inspiring message: be yourself.

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