Day 9 in Hong Kong - Sculpture - 12/14/05
Sculpture in Victoria Park
The sculpture is the work of Jens Galschiot, a Danish scupltor
The images are meant to shock and disturb.
1. Hunger March - Sculptures of starved children.
2. Survival of the Fattest - A huge fat woman from the West sitting on the shoulders of a starved African man. The sculpture epitomizes the imbalanced distribution of the world's resources, preserved by a biased and unjust world trade.
3.Mad Cow Disease - A pair of scales. On one arm a dead cow is hanging by its legs, on the other a number of Africans (in copper). A symbol pinpointing that the rich world is spending five times the amount of their development aid to subsidize their own agriculture.





The sculpture is the work of Jens Galschiot, a Danish scupltor
The images are meant to shock and disturb.
1. Hunger March - Sculptures of starved children.
2. Survival of the Fattest - A huge fat woman from the West sitting on the shoulders of a starved African man. The sculpture epitomizes the imbalanced distribution of the world's resources, preserved by a biased and unjust world trade.
3.Mad Cow Disease - A pair of scales. On one arm a dead cow is hanging by its legs, on the other a number of Africans (in copper). A symbol pinpointing that the rich world is spending five times the amount of their development aid to subsidize their own agriculture.






2 Comments:
Powerful Exhibit! Is the sculpture on temporary display just for the WTO? Big Bux to get it there. Who funded?
Powerful Exhibit! Is the sculpture on temporary display just for the WTO? Big Bux to get it there. Who funded?
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