Inner Worlds in Multifaceted Art
Saga Bitkover-Norman, an artist who explores the limits of the human interior, creates works of art that go beyond the exterior and reach deep into our soul. With acrylic on wooden panels, she often portrays lonely figures in her own rooms, and thus creates an alternative form of portrait - portrait of the inner world of man.
Her art can be considered a journey into the human psyche, where each brush stroke reveals our innermost thoughts, dreams and fantasies. Bitkover-Norman strives to highlight the inner, that which shapes our perceptions and reflects our complexity. In each painting, she invites the viewer into a world of fascinating myths, inspired by both ancient stories and modern ideas.
Influenced by the history of art, from the heyday of Egypt to today's horror film aesthetics, the artist creates works that fuse different influences and give rise to new images. Freud's dream interpretations and the works of the surrealists, such as Max Ernst, become part of her artistic dialogue.
Bitkover-Norman reflects on the complexity of humanity and our relationship with nature. Humans and animals appear in her work as similar creatures, driven by the desire to live and survive in a world that is both terrible and beautiful. Through beautiful paintings and sculptures, the artist explores this dualistic relationship and presents the complexity of our existence.
In her multifaceted visual world, the focus is on the real – our thoughts, dreams and characteristics. Saga Bitkover-Norman's art thus becomes an exploration of the deepest within us, a journey through the complex and beautiful landscape of human existence.
