On 7th Street in Gowanus
"Minima Maxima Sunt"
By Brooklyn street artists Enzo and Nio
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
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8 comments:
That's rather disturbing.
What is the point of this pic? Communion Dress with Bandana and gun?
I agree, very disturbing and should certainly not be the photo of the day.
Sometimes disturbing is thought provoking, which is always good, I say.
if exploiting a young child in a communion dress with a gun in her hand is the photo of the day , we are all sure going to straight to hell..
"Their first series, Future Now, displays masked and armed little girls to make us reflect on the catastrophe looming over our future if we steal their innocence today. From the series Future Now arises Idol, their next series, which explores and denounces women marginalization and undervaluation. They seized Catholic iconography such as niches and they replaced religious figures by little girls, teenagers and housewives who appear armed with guns and bombs."
http://www.enzoandnio.com/
then we wonder why our society is so violent....
I also saw these on Carroll St. btw Bond and Hoyt.
Anyone else notice the graffiti tagging on those same walls that says "Playbkoy Crips"?
Is this a gang we need to worry about?
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