LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL I WAS, acrylic, oil on canvas

'LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL I WAS’ painting is a reflection on the killing of wild animals for the ethically questionable pleasure of human. Hunting elevated to the rank of a ritual, a parade social event or sport leads to the unnecessary murder of a free being. The prey is dismembered into decorative antlers-trophy, simultaneously desecrated and revered through taxidermy, the edible parts eaten. The background cutouts symbolize the animal defragmentation process, the cutout lines are marked with the calibre of a popular hunting weapons and terminology related to hunting. Everything is thus seemingly justified and in order.