The figure shows no emotion and looks deaf and dumb to what is happening much as someone dying would look before death. The figure could also be representing shock of new life. Another possible reaction from the work could be the feeling of being so close to freedom. Freedom from the road or freedom of life as it returns to the forms home of the clay road or freedom rising above the road to assume new life...
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Freedom from the road or freedom of life as it returns to the forms home of the clay road or freedom rising above the road to assume new life. Freedom is represented in this artwork as someone trying to get away from where they were previously established. This artwork can be used in times as near as now in form of the casualities and civilians incorporated in the war of Iraq...
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