The picture itself did not really catch my eye until I saw the title. It's a very simple piece (hehe) that has some meaning on it's own in that a cigarette pack has the word peace on it. However, when the title of Hiroshima 1987 comes into play, it takes on a whole new meaning. This, of course, is in consideration of the bombings and the fact that the pack of cigarettes is beaten up and alone can really speak for the damage that was done many years before by the nuclear bombing that took place there.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Hiroshima, Japan 1987
The picture itself did not really catch my eye until I saw the title. It's a very simple piece (hehe) that has some meaning on it's own in that a cigarette pack has the word peace on it. However, when the title of Hiroshima 1987 comes into play, it takes on a whole new meaning. This, of course, is in consideration of the bombings and the fact that the pack of cigarettes is beaten up and alone can really speak for the damage that was done many years before by the nuclear bombing that took place there.
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