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  • This thought-provoking sculpture challenges the manipulation of children for political agendas. Inspired by Greta Thunberg's poignant speech at the UN summit, it questions our ethics in using children as tools for political games. The sculpture portrays a young girl's face, lifeless and puppet-like, symbolizing how children, like Greta, are exploited by diplomats and PR specialists. The bucket behind her represents the clutter of adult thoughts and information that shape a child's psyche, highlighting the dangers of imposing adult ideologies on young minds. This piece serves as a powerful reminder of the need to protect children from becoming pawns in political and PR machinations, urging us to provide them with balanced and neutral information instead.

    This sculpture is perfect for individuals who appreciate contemporary and thought-provoking art that addresses social and political issues. It will resonate with those who value deep, meaningful artworks that provoke reflection and discussion.

    The sculpture will make a striking addition to modern and eclectic interiors, especially in spaces like living rooms, offices, or galleries. Its bold message and surreal style create a captivating focal point, encouraging contemplation and dialogue.

    Original artwork by Olga Anashkina
    Size: 7 x 10 x 3 in | 18 x 25 x 8 cm
    Materials: Porcelain, polymers.

    The sculpture is using top quality materials.
    Carefully packed: The sculpture is sent in cardboard boxes wrapped with great care in bubble paper.

    How dare you | Porcelain sculpture | Societal Issues

    SKU: #08202
    $1,200.00Price
    Color: dark grey
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