
Holidays
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"In Holidays, as in many of my paintings, I use self-representation. Here, I chose to represent myself as a child, as one of the parts of the self we consist of. In this series of paintings, I was thinking about how dreams deal with our past, reworking past references into the present.
The painting is inspired by a story someone once told me about their experience of motherhood. The mother described feeling as if she was about to fly off into space, completely out of control. I saw this as a reflection of how many women experience motherhood alone and unsupported, and that is why I chose to depict something floating up in the sky.
The idea for the flying element changed several times before it finally came to me as a dream about a whale. It got me thinking about how whales have a long gestation period, and how that is representative of an idea sometimes needing a long time to develop."
[Indirektes Zitat aus einem von KAH geführtem Interview mit der Künstlerin am 12.11.2025]
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Mafalda Figueiredo
Mafalda Figueiredo (b.1991, Lisbon) is a figurative painter. She graduated from the Fine Arts University of Lisbon in 2013 and has subsequently lived and worked in Berlin, London and recently Vienna where she's now based. Figueiredo’s work deals with the matter of identity: she’s interested in self-analysis and the communication between the subconscious and the conscious mind. Through figurative painting she aims to build a visual bridge between those two entities which allows her to process her personal experiences and document them. Her work deals with themes that reflect our present times: it raises questions about gender, femininity, individual fears caused by ancestral trauma and collective fears caused by an uncertainty about the future.





