Edvard Munch

Overview

Haunted by tragedy from a young age, Edvard Munch faces the deaths of both his sister and mother, compounded by his own near-fatal illness. As he navigates university life, Munch uncovers his passion for painting, leading him into the vibrant yet tumultuous art scene. Embracing the cultural upheaval of his time, he aligns himself with influential figures like the nihilist Hans Jæger, ultimately shaping his artistic vision and laying the groundwork for his iconic works that explore the depths of human emotion and existential angst.