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Who's Next?
$
500.00
Painting "Who's Next?"
Assemblage, mixed media (concrete, oil, plastic, textured finish)
The size of the painting is 11x11 inches | 28x28 centimeters.
The artwork is one-of-a-kind, hand-signed on the backside.
Made by Leah Larisa Bunshaft (#DIZLARKA)
About this artwork
"Who's Next?" is a reflection on the endless cycle of war. Here, soldiers appear like miniature toy figures in a game beyond their control, caught in an eternal loop of confrontation. They march in circles, trapped in a battlefield that offers no escape. This closed circle resembles a womb—a shared mother that births them into war, binds them together with an umbilical cord of mutual violence, and ultimately buries them under layers of dust and the remnants of military shells. Some of them have already met their end, lying motionless in pools of blood. Others still stand, but for how long? Perhaps one of them will be next. Perhaps tomorrow, the merciless hands of the clock will point to him too. At the center of the artwork, we see the beginning of human life, symbolized by sperm. Along the edges of the circle, we witness its inevitable end—the lifeless bodies of fallen soldiers.
Death in war. In the 21st century...
This work is one of the "Time is Time" series. You can see other works from this series in my portfolio and store.
Please read:
- Artwork colors on your screen may differ slightly from actual colors
- Artwork look more beautiful in reality than in the photo
- 100% original handmade. No two items are exactly alike.
FREE SHIPPING
If you have any questions, please contact to me!
Assemblage, mixed media (concrete, oil, plastic, textured finish)
The size of the painting is 11x11 inches | 28x28 centimeters.
The artwork is one-of-a-kind, hand-signed on the backside.
Made by Leah Larisa Bunshaft (#DIZLARKA)
About this artwork
"Who's Next?" is a reflection on the endless cycle of war. Here, soldiers appear like miniature toy figures in a game beyond their control, caught in an eternal loop of confrontation. They march in circles, trapped in a battlefield that offers no escape. This closed circle resembles a womb—a shared mother that births them into war, binds them together with an umbilical cord of mutual violence, and ultimately buries them under layers of dust and the remnants of military shells. Some of them have already met their end, lying motionless in pools of blood. Others still stand, but for how long? Perhaps one of them will be next. Perhaps tomorrow, the merciless hands of the clock will point to him too. At the center of the artwork, we see the beginning of human life, symbolized by sperm. Along the edges of the circle, we witness its inevitable end—the lifeless bodies of fallen soldiers.
Death in war. In the 21st century...
This work is one of the "Time is Time" series. You can see other works from this series in my portfolio and store.
Please read:
- Artwork colors on your screen may differ slightly from actual colors
- Artwork look more beautiful in reality than in the photo
- 100% original handmade. No two items are exactly alike.
FREE SHIPPING
If you have any questions, please contact to me!