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Dust Bowl Mother
Dust Bowl Mother
Dust Bowl Mother
Jolanda Rendl

Dust Bowl Mother

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"Dust Bowl Mother" is a profound exploration of dignity and resilience in the face of extreme adversity. The woman holding an orange embodies the "surface and hidden imperfection" of human life. The orange itself, outwardly bright and promising, symbolizes the false hope and often unfulfilled promises of modernity, which are particularly powerful in the context of "The Grapes of Wrath." The stylized, barren landscape in the background emphasizes isolation and harsh reality. This work is a depiction of the human capacity to maintain an inner attitude of dignity even under the greatest hardship, even when internal storms rage. It is a contemplation of the quiet tragedy and indomitable strength of the human spirit.

110 x 80 cm

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Jolanda Rendl

Born in Linz, she lives and works in Vienna. She studies painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna in the Department of Art and Visual Arts under Prof. Daniel Richter.
In her artistic work, Jolanda Rendl explores moments of everyday life that are often considered rather insignificant. Her paintings approach these situations with a keen sense for the unspoken, for routines, for gestures that conceal more than meets the eye.
Rendl's visual language is calm yet haunting. She uses structuring elements such as patterns and repetitions to create a formal order that adds an additional layer to the content. This results in works that appear both intuitive and precise. Repetition functions not only as a creative tool but also as a mirror of psychic space, an attempt to find support in the in-betweenness of the everyday.
Her works have been shown at Galerie Krinzinger, Parallel Vienna, and other group exhibitions. Rendl creates paintings that don't tell spectacular stories, but rather reveal the depth of humanity through quiet observation.