Diana Print

The work is inspired by the Roman goddess of hunting Diana. Against many myths, the goddess is portrayed as a character filled with anger and revenge. An example of the goddess's fury is her meeting with Acteon, who found her as she bathed, the goddess turned him into a deer, which was immediately torn apart by her own dogs. In the art work, I present the goddess on a poster showing her redeeming characteristics described in mythology. The main idea of ​​the work is the tendency of people to forgive the unforgivable as long as the character is of higher rank. This behavior can be observed in everyday life, and it targets the titles that carry certain people (from manager to celebrities).Indecent behavior becomes a cause for fear or respect, but not for reprimand, which in other circumstances would be the exact opposite of an "ordinary" person in the environment.Often, the position in the hierarchy causes some individuals to leave a positive mark on public opinion. Through my work, I oppose the lack of fair judgment and I welcome the humanization, not the deification of the individual.