Krifka's 'carousel' plays with social constructs of feminine desire framed by a world that seeks to define and control its edges.
The paintings in Carousel continue Krifka's examination of popular culture's obsession with gender and desire amid heated political agendas, presenting a deeper investigation into portrayals that affect our perception.
Krifka's subjects exist in candid moments, framed by psychologically charged vignettes of domestic interiors, provoking conversations of power and agency.
Throughout, Krifka's inquiries echo: 'Who has the power to decide the fate of our bodies? How does our framing create our identity?'
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