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Philip Grisewood employs various techniques in his illustrations, developed over many years of experimenting with different media. This work reflects contemporary consumerism, emphasizing fast food culture, people's constant rush, and their inability to notice what is happening around them. It also addresses issues of urban pollution and environmental degradation.
The artwork highlights the English term "VOID," which in this context symbolizes emptiness, a vacuum, or nothingness. The location is chosen intentionally, symbolizing the transition from a consumer-driven life to a different world that can be found beyond this "bridge." Crossing this symbolic bridge, one enters an art oasis, greeted by tranquility and new cultural experiences.
The author of this drawing is Philip Grisewood.
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