KAFKA: The Castle 

This black and white ink drawing by Maria Bozoky titled "KAFKA: The Castle" depicts a man in a coat and hat using a rotary dial phone. The drawing's sketchy lines and gestural mark-making evoke the anxieties of Franz Kafka's novel The Castle, published in 1926. The drawing's composition is fragmented, with many lines crossing and overlapping, contributing to a feeling of claustrophobia and confusion. This work is representative of Bozoky's artistic style, which often featured figures in surreal and dream-like settings.