Whispering about instable identities
de Monika Chabicovsky (Autriche)
Born in Austria, photographic artist Monika Chabicovsky creates work that blurs the boundaries between fiction and reality. Her path into photography was far from linear, beginning with a scientific foundation in toxicology and drug development before evolving into visual storytelling. Trained at Magnum Photos & Spéos in Paris, she now fuses keen observation with conceptual exploration, often producing layered, three-dimensional images. Whether collaborating with her mentally unwell sister or exploring identity through self-portraiture, her photographs evoke the mysterious, the porous, and the bittersweet.
Fascinated by the hidden aspects of life — unseen layers beneath the surface, the beauty of cells, and microscopic patterns — Monika gravitates toward themes of identity, inner conflict, illness, and perception. Her work probes the undisclosed: the gap between public selves and private truths, unstable identities, and the duality of illness — at once the invisible patterns of disease within the body and the lived presence of the individual.
Portfolio du workshop Photographie Expérimentale avec Roger Ballen, Septembre 2025.
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