Tsunami Jones wrote:LeeKitten wrote:So I ask, really, WTF?
My segment is about rape
Yeah, I kinda figured. The immediately obvious symbol of a lack of eyes to represent societies blindness to violence against women was a bold and powerful statement to start with. Following with the words she is uttering condemning this patriarch society was an obvious but appropriate move. Due to the limits of audio you couldn't make your statement her words but the images flowing from her mouth of a man running, pushing himself to the limits, and driving himself in his quest to take an innocent barely pubescent woman in the flowerhood of her youth carried your message well. Then you end with the rape fading away and a bright shining ova full of life and vitality which was a masterful statement about the joy of motherhood regardless of how it was conceived. Definitely a risky statement in this day where we must all bow to the church of 'woman's choice' but artists speak truths even when they are not socially acceptable.
If I'm gonna be classified as a modernist art student from a liberal arts college then I'm gonna act like one
Cthulhu..
