mathilda
is a life-size puppet, that explores the themes of self-awareness, growth, loss and control.
A creation that represents human beings and the way they are controlled by external factors such as consumerism, materialism, and societal standards.
In a world that moves at a breakneck pace, she demands a pause, a chance for human beings to take a step back and identify the forces that control their lives.
The artist wants to encourage her audience to take part in processes of introspection, reaching deeper in search of an answer to the question Who am I?, and thereby redirecting humanity back to its spiritual roots.
This is a call to reflect, to think about who we really are and where we want to go as individuals and as a collective.
mathilda, 165cm,2023, foam, wire, wood, acrylic paint
photo: Hannah Ehmair
publication: https://augustin.or.at/lautlos-musik-produzieren/
Mother and dauther
Carved from a single piece of wood, Mother and Daughter speaks of unity, growth, and unconditional love.
Its soft, rising forms mirror the nurturing bond between two lives intertwined. The mother, grounded and strong, gives shape and shelter to the daughter, who emerges with quiet strength—still close, but reaching upward.
This sculpture does not shout; it listens. It invites the viewer to feel the silence between generations, the unspoken care, and the enduring connection passed from heart to heart. In its stillness, it holds movement—the slow, sacred passage of time shared by those who grow together.
hungary, 2024