Deze post WWII schoolkaart toont onder andere hoeveel mensen in concentratiekampen zijn omgekomen. Door het gebruik van deze schokkende kaart en door heden en verleden in dit kunstwerk samen te brengen, tracht de kunstenaar een maatschappelijke discussie op gang te brengen.This post WWII school map shows amongst other how many people died in concentration camps.

By use of this shocking map and bringing together history and present, the artist starts a public debat about the topics shown in the image.

 

Ego Leonard | Hegemony

Mediumacrylic paint on vintage school map
Dimensions235 x 185 cm (72.8" x 92.5")
Year2013
Editionunique
Detailscomes framed, signed by the artist

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About Ego Leonard | Hegemony

Ego Leonard is an anonymous guerilla artist and painter whose astute and playful works predominantly feature oversize Lego figures engaged in various scenarios, commenting modern society and/or current and future events. He shot to prominence after a sculptural version of his characters began to appear on sea fronts and beaches around the globe and media starting to ask questions like 'did he fell of a ship' and 'is it a stunt from Lego'. Also the message ‘No Real Than You Are’ in capital letters on the torso of the 2.

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Ego Leonard is an anonymous guerilla artist and painter whose astute and playful works predominantly feature oversize Lego figures engaged in various scenarios, commenting modern society and/or current and future events.

He shot to prominence after a sculptural version of his characters began to appear on sea fronts and beaches around the globe and media starting to ask questions like ‘did he fell of a ship’ and ‘is it a stunt from Lego’.

Also the message ‘No Real Than You Are’ in capital letters on the torso of the 2.5 metres high Legoman, is raising questions.

In 2011, the appearance of the giant Lego figure on Siesta Beach, Florida, became number 2 on the list ‘Top 10 Oddball-News Stories’ from Time Magazine.

The art works from Ego Leonard are exhibited in galleries and tat art fairs worldwide.

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