Oskar Hořánek - Vanity Fair

This painting is part of a series of portraits that capture the process of identity formation under the influence of external forces—inevitable, silent, yet profound. The figures, reduced to their essential form, are more of a memory of a person than a direct representation. They serve as an imprint of the transformations that shape us, a skeletal structure of our experience. Material and form play not only an aesthetic but also a symbolic role, referencing what we become and the situations we are placed in