Czóbel Béla Szamár 

This is Béla Czóbel's drawing of a donkey, rendered with ink in a sketch-like manner. The composition is structured through a series of lines that create a sense of depth and spatial complexity, even within its minimalist approach. The lines articulate the form of the donkey, but perhaps more importantly, they also dissect and rebuild the image into abstract segments. Czóbel's use of line does not just define shape, but fractures it, challenging our perception of the subject. This fragmentation reflects the influence of post-structuralist thought, which questions the stability of meaning and representation. The sketch creates an aesthetic experience that destabilizes any fixed understanding of the donkey as a symbol or subject. It invites us to recognize art as a dynamic process of interpretation.