Franz Kafka’s handsome face, with its patrician cheekbones, tremendous dark eyes and vaguely ironic expression, has become a visual representation of angst, more understated but no less powerful than Munch’s “Scream”. We have come to think of the man behind the “-esque” as a soul in perpetual conflict with the absurdities of modern life, its spiritual dislocations and irreconcilable contradictions.
弗朗茨•卡夫卡(Franz Kafka)那英俊的面容，高贵的颧骨，深邃的黑眼睛和略带讽刺的表情，已成为焦虑的视觉象征，比蒙克的《呐喊》更为低调但同样强烈。我们渐渐认为，这位名字被用来创造“卡夫卡式”(Kafkaesque)一词的人，是一个灵魂，始终与现代生活的荒谬、精神错位和不可调和的矛盾进行永无止境的抗争。
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