Jezuska

In her hands, there is no cross. It is simply her – tired, in pain, yet full of determination. Her body is not just a victim; it is also a protest, a cry for justice, for equality. In this form, in this material from which she was created, lies the history of women who still have to fight for their rights, for life, for dignity. This is their cross. Their martyrdom. Her body is marked by societal expectations, by oppression, by patriarchy. But not only that – this sculpture is also a rebellion. A rebellion against the system that denies women the right to choose, to decide for themselves, to equal rights. It is a symbol of the fight that does not end until every woman regains her right to freedom, equality, and respect.