“Faces” by Michael Hafftka
Spanning fifty years of work, this collection of 99 portraits explores the human face as a vessel of psychological and emotional truth. The works are drawn from a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, works on paper, and digital formats, created from the 1970s through today.
Sourced from museum and private collections, each piece carries a documented history of provenance and exhibition. Though varied in form—analog, digital, and animated—the subject remains constant: the face, and what it reveals.
Each portrait traces back to its origin, bringing together fifty years of artistic inquiry into a single, cohesive collection.
