It could be me 

Cathrine Edlinger-Kunze painted "It could be me" sometime in the 20th century. The artist grapples with the fragility and strength inherent to women. Notice how the figure's upward gaze and open mouth convey a sense of vulnerability, yet her posture also suggests resilience. This duality captures the complex experiences of women navigating societal expectations and personal struggles. Edlinger-Kunze develops an alternative narrative, showing women as multifaceted, emotional beings. The rawness of the brushstrokes and the unfinished quality add an emotional depth to the painting. With its evocative title and layered imagery, the work invites us to consider how societal roles intersect with personal identity.