Created on the first anniversary of 9/11, this artwork serves as a call to elevate our consciousness in times of change. It encourages viewers to learn from history, overcome obstacles, and strive for a brighter future
The arms end in loosely interpreted symbols for masculine and feminine —one a circle, the other a cross. The depiction of the flaming Twin Towers in the background brings a poignant and reflective element to the piece.
The character symbolizes innocence, a blend of masculine and feminine energies, power, and receptivity, highlighting the cultural imbalances we face.
When Will We Learn captures a poignant moment with a pink, innocent figure placed against the backdrop of the twin towers on 9/11. The character's arms end in loosely interpreted symbols for masculine and feminine — one a circle, the other a cross. This interplay of elements symbolizes innocence and a balance between masculine and feminine energies.
The artwork serves as a reminder to learn from history, overcome obstacles, and strive for a brighter future. It speaks to the need for unity and understanding in the face of adversity and to create a call for introspection and growth.
