Apart from that insightful observation, i would just like to say that i'm glad to have discovered an artist such as yourself here [quite odd considering that this is, after all, sheezy art].
I haven't seen such brutal, honest narrative in someone's work in a long time. Quite disheartening, isn't it. What saddens me a great deal is to see the young generations, my generation lost to apathy and self-absorbedness, oblivious to real issues of poverty, injustice, pain and repression that affect god knows how much of the world's population. Any attempt at critical thinking has become a huge problem, with all the media sensationalism, lies, trivialities and other distractions we are constantly being fed by those whose interest it serves.It is very, very depressing.
(If i'm this bitter already, i wonder what will happen in ten yrs time)
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pH one Y Says:
Lovely ostrich.
Apart from that insightful observation, i would just like to say that i'm glad to have discovered an artist such as yourself here [quite odd considering that this is, after all, sheezy art].
I haven't seen such brutal, honest narrative in someone's work in a long time. Quite disheartening, isn't it. What saddens me a great deal is to see the young generations, my generation lost to apathy and self-absorbedness, oblivious to real issues of poverty, injustice, pain and repression that affect god knows how much of the world's population. Any attempt at critical thinking has become a huge problem, with all the media sensationalism, lies, trivialities and other distractions we are constantly being fed by those whose interest it serves.It is very, very depressing.
(If i'm this bitter already, i wonder what will happen in ten yrs time)
Sana Says:
Honestly, your symbolism is really so thought out, I love it.
beka Says:
I saw your trilogy in the wrong order (first I saw America, then India) and this is somehow the piece which I don't see what it's pointing at..
what does the fence represent? the borders? and the arms?