Non so se questo possa davvero essere considerato “arte”, ma spero che l’intenzione sia chiara. Ritratto della famiglia Bazylevych.
https://i.redd.it/yl1ztrlxcmod1.png
di DrunkRobot97
Non so se questo possa davvero essere considerato “arte”, ma spero che l’intenzione sia chiara. Ritratto della famiglia Bazylevych.
https://i.redd.it/yl1ztrlxcmod1.png
di DrunkRobot97
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Inspiration is a world wars memorial in Hungary, that symbolises the costs of the stupidity that people like Putin insist on repeating [https://www.kozterkep.hu/29166/A_vilaghaboruk_aldozatainak_emlekmuve_Vacratot_2014.html](https://www.kozterkep.hu/29166/A_vilaghaboruk_aldozatainak_emlekmuve_Vacratot_2014.html)
It is art
It’s powerful in it’s symbology and simplicity.
Art should invoke feelings, and this one does so well
Brutal
My heart breaks for those who have lost everything they have ever loved and are left here alone.
No innocent person deserves such a fate.
I get the message you are implying, but in my opinion, the delivery is distasteful and disrespects the deceased and their memory. Have a heart and some decency, please.
🕯💙💛
I don’t think it implies the message you are trying to portray, each of those individuals were people and it does seem disrespectful to blur them out like this.
This comes off as censoring the deceased
Sorry, but this aint it.
Feeling sad for the guy :/
Putin needs to pay.
Make better art.
Why not make the fallen black and white, instead of covering over them? Same message but they retain their individuality
I don’t like it. If it wasn’t depressing already, this isn’t making it any better, nor does it even look good. Just a haphazard photo edit.
Reminds me of the opening to the Leftovers.
It’s very haunting
story is tragic, design is cringe
It reminds me of [this art installation](http://BBC News – Silhouettes honour village’s WW1 dead
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-humber-45851221) that was done in a village near me to mark the centenary of WWI with silhouettes of soldiers who lost their lives placed near the address where they had lived. It really brought it home how many families had lost someone and that all the casualty numbers you hear had left behind a home and a family.