We've come so far; why are we fighting so hard to go backwards?
A collaborative artwork. Original photography by Kamisama, digitally manipulated by The Perfesser.
3000 x 4000px 14.2 MB .PNG
The statue depicted in this artwork is the Nagaski Peace Statue.
"The statue was designed by the sculptor Seibou Kitamura, and each aspect of it holds symbolic importance.
The right hand pointing to the sky reminds us of the danger of nuclear weapons, while the extended left hand symbolizes eternal peace. The statue's face also embodies peace, while its closed eyes represent a prayer for the repose of the victims' souls.
His folded right leg is in meditation while the extended left leg is rooted to the ground, asking us to stand up and help the world. Take note of serene seated Buddha statues in Japan, and you will see where this posture came from." (source: https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/349/)
Unraveling Peace
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We've come so far; why are we fighting so hard to go backwards?
A collaborative artwork. Original photography by Kamisama, digitally manipulated by The Perfesser.
3000 x 4000px 14.2 MB .PNG
The statue depicted in this artwork is the Nagaski Peace Statue.
"The statue was designed by the sculptor Seibou Kitamura, and each aspect of it holds symbolic importance.
The right hand pointing to the sky reminds us of the danger of nuclear weapons, while the extended left hand symbolizes eternal peace. The statue's face also embodies peace, while its closed eyes represent a prayer for the repose of the victims' souls.
His folded right leg is in meditation while the extended left leg is rooted to the ground, asking us to stand up and help the world. Take note of serene seated Buddha statues in Japan, and you will see where this posture came from." (source: https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/349/)