Dental misunderstanding
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This oil painting depicts a figure standing with head bowed and hands clasped before a complex, colorful background. Directly behind the figure, a roaring tiger looms, radiating a menacing presence. A green watering can is placed in the right-hand area of the image. While the watering can symbolizes an everyday, nurturing act, the composed posture of the figure stands in stark contrast to the dynamic animal behind it. The "predator" could represent inner demons or the untamed nature of humanity – that "intense inner unrest" and "sudden outbursts" that characterize Pia Weissinger's works and which often lie hidden beneath the "calm surface" of everyday life. The watering can and the title could therefore represent an attempt to nurture the inner self ("plants" of the self), even when threatening forces are present. The work illuminates the tension between outward facade, inner struggles, and the everyday actions that sustain life.
67 x 80 cm
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Pia Weissinger