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Looking at you / talking to myself

Looking at you/

 talking to myself

In the past, self image was a privilege of high and rich society.Powerful people could dictate how their physical appearance and image would be depicted. 

Only the fact that they were painted or sculpted, immediately showed their wealth and influence, and consequently gained them a respectable place in society. 

Today, every person can take a photo of himself directly 

and spread his self image instantly. Therefore, asserting themselves in society. 

We know that most of these self presentations are false. They express an idealized social image of one, more than showing the actual person.

The more revealing these images are, the more the person actually hides behind the image. 

i24 interview

i24 interview

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A Muslim, a Christian and a Jew Feeling that they were being watched 2016, oil on canvas, 160×140 cm.

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MCJ, oil on canvas, 90×120 cm.

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MCJ, oil on canvas, 150×100 cm.

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searching for love 2016, Oil on canvas, 160×140 cm.

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MCJ, oil on canvas, 110×80 cm.

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Knocking on Heaven’s Door, The Book

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A Muslim, a Christian and a Jew Visiting the Monument 2014, Oil paintstick on canvas, 110×100 cm.

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