“Who am I and how many?”

In the painting "Who am I and how many" does the viewer quickly realize that this is a more profound work by the artist.

The various personality aspects of the woman depicted, symbolized by the abstract tiger, merge into a fascinating overall picture.

The complexity and versatility of human identity is presented here in an impressive way. The viewer is encouraged to think about his own personality and his relationships with other people. How do these relationships affect us and how do they shape our identity?

The woman in the painting appears exhausted, but still strong and confident. The fine ornaments in your body silhouette describe the experiences of your soul.
The inner tiger that watches over her seems to give her a certain security and strength. Maybe it's even the case that she herself is the tiger - composed of all her experiences, adventures and personality facets.

In any case, the painting impressively shows that we as human beings never have a single identity. Rather, we are a complex mixture of different personality aspects and relationships with others. And for all the complexity and exhaustion that comes with it, this diversity and merging of our identities allows us to grow and evolve.