Daze Collection

Amidst the chaotic whirlwind of Zurab Getsadze's People. Point of View, Ophelia's madness from Shakespeare's Hamlet echoes through the labyrinth of disjointed thoughts

Daze Collection: The madness of Ophelia, from Hamlet by William Shakespeare

The madness of Ophelia, from Hamlet by William Shakespeare
IL388131 The madness of Ophelia, from Hamlet by William Shakespeare, edition published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1915 (colour litho) by Simmonds, W. G

Daze Collection: Bishops at a table and drunken bishops asleep in a room, Jan Luyken, Jacobus van

Bishops at a table and drunken bishops asleep in a room, Jan Luyken, Jacobus van Hardenberg, Barent Visscher, 1701

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Amidst the chaotic whirlwind of Zurab Getsadze's People. Point of View, Ophelia's madness from Shakespeare's Hamlet echoes through the labyrinth of disjointed thoughts. (***) The bishops' table once a symbol of power and authority, now transformed into a scene of drunken stupor, mirroring the madness within. (***) A stark contrast to the tranquility of Jan Luyken and Jacobus van's painting of bishops asleep in a room, this modern-day tableau reveals the madness that lies beneath the surface of seemingly orderly institutions. (***) The world turns, and the daze of reality sets in, leaving us to ponder the true nature of power and the human condition.