Forme humaine sans Tête
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This sculpture, made with plaster and chicken wire, is representative of what was going on in the pupil's mind. It has a slight OCD feel about it. The pupil, Emma, who has a form of autism, called Asperger Syndrom was trying to represent what she thought would happen in the near future: the human being will become more and more trapped in his own mind, therefore creating another world, becoming more and more phantom-like, devoid of character. They will become more and more selfish. We can see this by the "human forms" not having any face, meaning they have no impact on society.
dimensions: 25x15 cm |
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| Emma Guareschi-Bowden , 17 yrs |
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AN INTERNATIONAL ART PRIZE FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN UP TO AGE 18)
