Series "Crucifixion"

It is definitely about the victim. To one innocent victim, this time not only as a redeemer of others, but also personally condemned. The question “Why did you condemn the innocent” is asked not only by us, but also by the one who endures the punishment. “Father, father, why did you leave me?” it is the last and most striking sentence related to the suffering of Jesus. It reflects the inability, even of one such being, to understand and accept its victim. The innocence of such a person does not seem to redeem, but casts a curse on the whole human race. He was abandoned by those for whom he dies, and also by the one who created him as such. Is Jesus alone? At the hour of death, the victim alone cannot be the winner. And still…

This cycle of small drawings is just moving in that range – from the curse of the innocent victim to the winner over the winners. Made expressively, without church norms and obstacles on the soul, this cycle is somewhere trying to express my mixed feelings about this sacrifice. And every victim, in general. Because Jesus is not just Jesus. He is every man who gives to someone with his heart, but also every man who suffers at the hands of the one who created him. Without explanation, without the possibility of resistance, he suffers without mercy. Or take him to a better place … Is God just? I wouldn’t know that answer. Let him stand in the points of the shower, the lines of the pencil and the stains of the eraser that directly through the movements describe my feelings. No obstacles, no premeditation. Because I’m a victim too. Or am I not?