Edith Kiss: A Sculptor’s Echoes of Trauma and Resilience Edith Bán Kiss (1905-1966), later known as Edit née Rott, remains a profoundly compelling figure in 20th-century art – an artist whose life was irrevocably shaped by the horrors of World War II and whose subsequent work serves as a hauntingly intimate testament to survival and remembrance. Born in Budapest, Hungary, into a Jewish family, her early artistic journey unfolded with…