Larissa Rosa Lackner

Larissa Rosa Lackner’s series ok bin da centers on a female-coded figure in everyday yet emotionally complex scenes, exploring themes such as gender roles, motherhood, intimacy, and isolation. Her characters remain emotionally distant, resisting clear interpretation and prompting viewers to reflect while remaining excluded. The series connects personal and societal experiences, echoing the ambivalence of social media, where closeness often masks voyeurism and loneliness. It also critically engages with Western art history’s tradition of objectifying the female body. Recognized with several prestigious awards, Lackner’s work consistently focuses on female perspectives, navigating the line between fiction and reality in socially and politically charged contexts.