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Porject 9: Surrealism and Photomontage


Project 9: Surrealism and Photomontage


This image addresses the earth's greatest conflict. The rivalry between nature and the soul- between man and god. What was once a peaceful park has been decimated by the plague of the human race. No matter how you view its origins, man is what it is all powerful. The image overlaid was designed to instill a crippling fear into the viewer. Call it a man, call it a boy, there is no denying its might and majesty. The man depicts the vitality of the entire human race. It will outlive the world- it will outlive its god 


I guess this depicts global warming?

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