The head is grotesque, resembling a pelvic bone. The body is shrouded in drapery that swirls around it in a stormy dance, as if winds from other dimensions are toying with it. It propels itself forward, dragging and twisting on three crutch-like limbs, advancing unstoppably. This hollow, skeletal form moves with great force, and it is impossible to discern what drives it forward.
The atmosphere of the piece is radiantly magical, drawing in and repelling the viewer simultaneously. Its hollow interior and skeletal body seem to give form to the deepest fears and hopes of the human soul. "Harbinger," arriving from beyond the bounds of time and space, invites us to reflect deeply on our fate and where we wish our path to lead.
This creation, with its grotesque beauty and profound philosophical depth, leaves a lasting impression on anyone willing to face it. In an age when many feel hopeless and lose control over their lives amid endless, repetitive, aimless gray days, this art calls us to recognize ourselves and realize that we have the power to shape our own future.
2004 Budapest, Andrássy Palace
2009 Cologne, Remagen Galerie
2011 Brussels, Concert Noble
Andrássy Palace auction catalog by KogArt