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English: “Wall of August” is a memorial of 10 years anniversary of the Russian occupation of Georgian territory in August, 2008. Mural is based upon Picasso’s famous painting “Guernica” that was created in a response of bombing Guernica by Nazi’s. Mural depicts several tragic themes that was shoot during by the war days of 2008.. Mural conveys the several metaphorical elements such as Russian military boots on the Georgian ornamented carpet, bear enters and leaves the theme and bombs that repetitively contain the digits of 2,0,0,8. |
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| Author | Giogagoshidze |
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| current | 13:07, 11 September 2018 | | 1,992 × 1,121 (323 KB) | Giogagoshidze | User created page with UploadWizard |
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