Teddyburr, to Children of Iraq from Uncle Sam- by Elizabeth White (USA)
This is a mixed-media sculpture with burrs. From the series "Dirty Bombs"
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Photographer:
Teddyburr, to Children of Iraq from Uncle Sam- by Elizabeth White (USA)
This is a mixed-media sculpture with burrs. From the series "Dirty Bombs"
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Photographer:
Main Gallery
Teddyburr, to Children of Iraq from Uncle Sam- by Elizabeth White (USA)
This is a mixed-media sculpture with burrs. From the series "Dirty Bombs"
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
The sculpture was created as a protest against 'depleted' uranium weaponry.
Elizabeth : "I enlisted the symbol of Teddy to describe yearning for peace and security. The children of Iraq include also those children born to soldiers who have been handling chemical and radio-active toxins / agents so powerful as to mutate human DNA."
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Photographer: