By means of a distinctive iconography that combines references to Italian and German Renaissance art, psychoanalysis, private recollections, and an underlying fascination with the human (especially female) body, this artist creates complex and poetic installations that lead the spectator into a contemplative mode of viewing, poised between dream and reality. Based on a poem by Paul Celan, Root of a Dream reveals Varga Weisz’s constant attention to the relationship between memory, erasure, and the re-surfacing of recollections.