Monika Chabicovsky's Self-Portrait Series Explores Identity Duality
Photographer Monika Chabicovsky presents her ongoing series 'The Two Sides of the Truth,' which examines the conflict between her professional identity as a toxicologist and her artistic practice. The project, initiated in 2020, uses self-portraiture with visual metaphors like masks to question fixed notions of identity, drawing on concepts from Carl Jung's theories. Chabicovsky aims to encourage viewers to reflect on their own internal tensions between reason and creativity, persona and authenticity.
Key facts
- Monika Chabicovsky is a photographer and toxicologist
- Her series 'The Two Sides of the Truth' began in 2020
- The work explores identity duality through self-portraiture with masks
- It references Carl Jung's concepts of persona and individuation
- Chabicovsky plans to experiment with diptychs and triptychs based on viewer feedback
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- Monika Chabicovsky