Tristesse
by AxelLuther
Public Art is not just to look at -sometimes you can even walk through it.
I selected the picture of the boy in the Holocaust Memorial not due to any political reasons - I selected it, because it perfectly shows, how sensitive kids are for special moods. My son was 4 years old, when I took this picture (as almost - not a posed one - he was not aware that I took this picture). He was full of energy when we visited the city Berlin. However, in the memorial he felt the message behind instinctively. His body language is obvious - the turned-down head, the hanging shoulders indicate that he perfectly got the message of this amazing piece of public art.
I turned the end of the tunnel in bright white to somehow indicate that even in biggest disasters there is hope......
I selected the picture of the boy in the Holocaust Memorial not due to any political reasons - I selected it, because it perfectly shows, how sensitive kids are for special moods. My son was 4 years old, when I took this picture (as almost - not a posed one - he was not aware that I took this picture). He was full of energy when we visited the city Berlin. However, in the memorial he felt the message behind instinctively. His body language is obvious - the turned-down head, the hanging shoulders indicate that he perfectly got the message of this amazing piece of public art.
I turned the end of the tunnel in bright white to somehow indicate that even in biggest disasters there is hope......
Uploaded27/09/2010 - 23:10
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