MAUSOLEUM SCULPTURES
FOR PAVLOS + FRIDA
Run until you hear the ocean's
Everlasting cry;
Deep though it may be and bitter
You must drink it dry.
(W.H. Auden)
https://www.galvin-harrison.com/
FOR PAVLOS + FRIDA
Run until you hear the ocean's
Everlasting cry;
Deep though it may be and bitter
You must drink it dry.
(W.H. Auden)
https://www.galvin-harrison.com/
MAUSOLEUM SCULPTURE
FOR MARWAN BARGHOUTI
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marwan_Barghouti
"As many today want us to be overwhelmed by the potential consequences of a new spiral of violence, I will plead, as I did in 2002, to deal with its root causes: the denial of Palestinian freedom. ... No people on the globe would accept to coexist with oppression. By nature, humans yearn for freedom, struggle for freedom, sacrifice for freedom, and the freedom of the Palestinian people is long overdue. ... I joined the struggle for Palestinian independence 40 years ago, and was first imprisoned at the age of 15. This did not prevent me from pleading for peace in accordance with international law and UN resolutions. But Israel, the occupying power, has methodically destroyed this perspective year after year. I have spent 20 years of my life in Israeli jails, including the past 13 years, and these years have made me even more certain of this unalterable truth: the last day of occupation will be the first day of peace."
FOR MARWAN BARGHOUTI
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marwan_Barghouti
"As many today want us to be overwhelmed by the potential consequences of a new spiral of violence, I will plead, as I did in 2002, to deal with its root causes: the denial of Palestinian freedom. ... No people on the globe would accept to coexist with oppression. By nature, humans yearn for freedom, struggle for freedom, sacrifice for freedom, and the freedom of the Palestinian people is long overdue. ... I joined the struggle for Palestinian independence 40 years ago, and was first imprisoned at the age of 15. This did not prevent me from pleading for peace in accordance with international law and UN resolutions. But Israel, the occupying power, has methodically destroyed this perspective year after year. I have spent 20 years of my life in Israeli jails, including the past 13 years, and these years have made me even more certain of this unalterable truth: the last day of occupation will be the first day of peace."
Marwan Barghouti
