Visit in Mamre (Angel's legs) 

Maria Bozoky rendered "Visit in Mamre" with ink and paper, capturing a divine encounter through a singular perspective. Here, the feet of angels descend, not as mere appendages but as symbols of celestial visitation. Consider the "Moses before the Burning Bush", a visual representation in which the divine is mediated through an earthly object. Similarly, in Bozoky's work, the focus on the feet is reminiscent of the Christian motif of washing feet, an act of humility that reveals divinity. The feet carry the weight of the divine message, touching our world and leaving an imprint of the sacred. This focus reflects a psychoanalytic truth—the foot as a primal point of contact, resonating deeply within our subconscious. The image evokes not just a religious narrative but a profound, visceral connection to the transcendent. This is the timeless dance of symbols, forever resurfacing, evolving, and grounding us in our shared human experience.