Angela

The Infinite Cycle of Roots This contemporary and figurative work examines the erasure and marginalization of women's identity within a traditional world. The vivid, rooted, and dominant patterns in the background symbolize a rich cultural heritage and the intricate fabric of traditions, while the black-and-white depiction of the woman reveals how she is rendered colorless, silent, and pushed into the background within this colorful world. The symbolic artistic approach, particularly the complete integration of the figure's face with the multilayered elements of the background, represents the systematic invisibility of women within the social structure. This seamless transition evokes the sense that the woman is perceived not as an individual, but merely as an extension of the culture that surrounds her. Through the contrast between monochrome tones and vivid, layered details, the work narrates the woman's ongoing search for her own identity, essence, and individuality in the shadow of traditional burdens.