And we’re supposed to be better…what a gyp😞
Very poignant pictures. I wish they weren’t real 💖
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DanishWhoreHens on
“Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy.”
Cpt. G.M. Gilbert during the Nuremburg trials.
reluctantlyawesome on
Poignant indeed. Depressing yet thought provoking. We need to do better
cinnamonrain on
The tank one def took me a min
RyuichiSakuma13 on
Damn. This hurt to see.
We need to be more empathic towards each other, and the entire planet.
ElectricalTrain3778 on
Damn
malibul0ver on
Well nobody cares about the poor. Poor don’t care about the other poor. If poor we’re rich they wouldn’t care about the poor
You see the cycle.
But I get this man’s thought. But in the end, nobody cares.
Zyrinj on
Wish we could see each other as brothers and sisters instead of people from different races or religions… it pains me to learn about all the needless suffering we introduce into our collective experience.
Love this, thanks for sharing OP
dVizerrr on
Guys I could be wrong but I think he takes a lot of guns warfare pics./s
Cool though
boued on
It’s my brain.
Well done the artist.
Expert-Principle8202 on
Very depressing
danydandan on
Avi Loeb was on Joe Rogan and said “We are only here for less than a hundred years, why people would waste their time on hurting others or reducing other peoples time here is unthinkable. Wars need to end and people need to be better and more productive.”
These imagines and his comment (I’m sure I’ve quoted wrong) left a very poignant image in my head.
BuildwithVignesh on
Ugur Gallenkus is a Turkish artist who combines photos of conflict and comfort to highlight global inequality.
His collages put two worlds into one frame, forcing viewers to see how different lives can be at the same moment in time.
zvburner on
Have a look to my banner, it’s his best one.
take-II on
Effects of Post Colonial World
One gets to enjoy on other’s downfall
AcceptableAd2141 on
Ironically erdogan openly supporting Hamas and refusing to call them terrorists
iOfTheApple on
This is what art is supposed to be like. Truly moving and thought provoking.
Ahasv3r on
Different? It’s the same world as it has always been and will always be.
AsparagusConstant180 on
does anyone have context of 1:22
Electronic-Juice-359 on
Very powerful, we forgot how good of a life we are in and have been complaining about little things everyday…
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And we’re supposed to be better…what a gyp😞
Very poignant pictures. I wish they weren’t real 💖
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“Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy.”
Cpt. G.M. Gilbert during the Nuremburg trials.
Poignant indeed. Depressing yet thought provoking. We need to do better
The tank one def took me a min
Damn. This hurt to see.
We need to be more empathic towards each other, and the entire planet.
Damn
Well nobody cares about the poor. Poor don’t care about the other poor. If poor we’re rich they wouldn’t care about the poor
You see the cycle.
But I get this man’s thought. But in the end, nobody cares.
Wish we could see each other as brothers and sisters instead of people from different races or religions… it pains me to learn about all the needless suffering we introduce into our collective experience.
Love this, thanks for sharing OP
Guys I could be wrong but I think he takes a lot of guns warfare pics./s
Cool though
It’s my brain.
Well done the artist.
Very depressing
Avi Loeb was on Joe Rogan and said “We are only here for less than a hundred years, why people would waste their time on hurting others or reducing other peoples time here is unthinkable. Wars need to end and people need to be better and more productive.”
These imagines and his comment (I’m sure I’ve quoted wrong) left a very poignant image in my head.
Ugur Gallenkus is a Turkish artist who combines photos of conflict and comfort to highlight global inequality.
His collages put two worlds into one frame, forcing viewers to see how different lives can be at the same moment in time.
Have a look to my banner, it’s his best one.
Effects of Post Colonial World
One gets to enjoy on other’s downfall
Ironically erdogan openly supporting Hamas and refusing to call them terrorists
This is what art is supposed to be like. Truly moving and thought provoking.
Different? It’s the same world as it has always been and will always be.
does anyone have context of 1:22
Very powerful, we forgot how good of a life we are in and have been complaining about little things everyday…