Les Erynies

Catherine Wolff's work invites reflection on the social and political problems that cross our contemporary society. It raises questions about violence, injustice and the need for social transformation. The Erynies represent the consequences of our actions and remind us of the importance of becoming aware of our role in building a better world. When we observe this work, we feel an atmosphere marked by tension and chaos. The Erynies, figures from Greek mythology symbolizing revenge and justice, are represented in an expressive and tormented way. Their distorted faces and jerky movements evoke the anger and frustration that can characterize our society today. By examining this work, our society can identify with the tensions and conflicts it represents. She encourages us to challenge established norms, listen to marginalized voices and act for positive change. "Les Erynies" reminds us that we have the power to shape our future as individuals and as a community.