Isn't there a huge statue of this scene somewhere?
Andrew Drazdik Jr
29-Jul-2006 01:47
I like the symbolic nature of how the artist captures the strength behind Russia from a paternal and maternal sense in this monument. It makes the U.S.S.R. national standard come alive in a relative way to human senses. I can imagine from a older citizens point of view how this further captures the duality of man in respect to East Asian philosopy as well. Being able to admire a national symbol and iconic greatness open to the public, while being able to remember everything that hard work has earned you as well.
