Product type:
Fotografie
Hypatia was a remarkable woman in a time when women rarely played a public role in science. She lived in the 4th century in Alexandria, a city that was then a center of knowledge and education. As a woman in a male-dominated world, Hypatia was a pioneer. She demonstrated that women were equally capable of answering complex scientific questions and contributing to the advancement of human knowledge.
Sadly, Hypatia became a victim of religious intolerance. She was bound and murdered by a fanatical Christian mob because she was seen as a representative of pagan philosophy. She continues to inspire people around the world today. She reminds us of the importance of seeking knowledge, thinking critically, and standing up for the freedom of science.
This interpretation depicts Hypatia with her hands bound behind her back. Her silhouette resembles the chess piece "queen," symbolizing her extraordinary strategic abilities.
Year: 2024
Aluminum printed using the dye-sublimation process (Chroma-Luxe technology),
framed with a wooden frame and shadow gap,
sticker on the back with title, edition, year, and signature. Includes certificate.
Original:
160 x 120 cm
Single piece
7,500.-
Edition of 3:
100 x 75 cm
3,750.-
Edition of 11:
40 x 30 cm
2023
490.-
