Sunday, 6 August 2006

"Heroism"

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10 comments:

  1. Oscar Grillo6 August 2006 at 18:57

    I spent this sunny Sunday afternoon with little children playing and laughing in the garden. The photograph in this picture hurts my heart like a knife. NOT A SINGLE ARGUMENT CAN EXCUSE THE MURDER OF THIS CHILD!

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  2. pandave6 August 2006 at 22:46

    what really gets me here is that the child has a pacifier clipped to his shirt. pacifier, how ironic.

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  3. Oscar Grillo6 August 2006 at 22:49

    That's one of the details that touches me more.

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  4. Mauricio6 August 2006 at 23:34

    Creo que no hay palabras para describir el horror que pasa todos los dias, banalizado, pasteurizado por la televisión.

    Tus denuncias son muy importantes para la concientización de las personas.

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  5. GRANDES ÉXITOS7 August 2006 at 00:51

    ESTA BUENO PODER GENERAR ARTE, DENUNCIA QUE NO SEA CURSI O PANFLETO.
    POR VARIAS RAZONES SE ME OCURRE QUE TUS TRAZOS VIOLENTOS, GROTESCOS Y SALVAJES Y TU MIRADA IRONICA Y ACIDA SON LOS IDEALES PARA PINTAR ESTE PANORAMA NADA ESPERANZADOR.

    INTENSO

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  6. Anonymous7 August 2006 at 22:27

    The photo is eloquent and powerful enough on its own.
    Adding a drawing to it is like tattooing a corpse.
    Jean Nassef

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  7. Oscar Grillo7 August 2006 at 22:55

    These are not times for aesthetic considerations, my friend. The louder the scream, the furtherest it is heard.

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  8. La Kabra Maleta8 August 2006 at 05:34

    Extraordinario.
    no quiero ni puedo decir más.

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  9. Silvio Daniel Kiko9 August 2006 at 17:13

    agradezcamos todos los días no padecerlo nunca, y que se termine esa matanza caprichosa de una puta vez.

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  10. Anonymous11 August 2006 at 04:09

    This was not an aesthetic consideration.I don't know much about art. Being redundant doesn't mean being louder.
    A message is more powerful when is original and unpretentious.
    Jean Nassef

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