In Monologue (2017), Zuckerman crafts a dynamic fusion of classical and digital art that challenges traditional representations and celebrates self-expression. Known for her signature digital collages, Zuckerman combines elements from iconic art historical works with vibrant contemporary visuals, creating a layered, thought-provoking composition. Her process involves remixing fragments from masters like Picasso, Matisse and Cézanne, merging them with symbols from pop culture and the digital age to forge a compelling contrast between past and present.

Monologue uses bold colors and intricate layering to highlight the tensions and harmonies between these disparate influences. By reimagining historical portrayals of women through a modern digital lens, Zuckerman critiques traditional depictions and explores the evolving role of women in art. Her innovative approach opens a fresh dialogue between the classical and the contemporary, encouraging viewers to reconsider the influence of art history within today’s culture and to appreciate the interplay of identity, legacy and innovation in her work.