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Ecology over economy
'Why oh why,' Michael Jackson cried on his brilliant single 'Human Nature,' Life progresses and over three decades after the release of this song we feel that nature deserves a second chance over the human-like appearance that tend to fill up the streets and houses in the ghost towns we have all but become used to being a sherade. Not in these manners. A certain treshold is inevitably linked wirh quality of life and that treshold must be clearly defined, before life gets any worse for some. They include at the very least the basic needs as defined by the pyramid of Maslow, for human beings, they are acces to healthy and nutritious food, shelter and clothes as well as possibilitied for self-develoment.
Being secured of basic human rights and have an understanding of reality and the functioning of the apparatus or systems of autoritities such as government, media and retail in the context of migration and populations are an addituonal requirement. With 'I have forgotten to menrion myself and my background,' becoming somewhat of a cell to many of us, we must have the capacity to take care of ourselves and that requires stability and emancipation and equal rigjts for all. In this art work Called 'Nurture Nature' I specificaly emphasised on the importance of women in having the sane oporunities in life in the jungles our societies have become and in their position of minorities in many fields. For the protection of their equal rights and needs and oportunities in the job market and representation in posts and dields of lavour, for exanple.
Why oh why, is human nature, in the end, so endlessly selfish and prone to perversions when it comes to understandings that must be obvious and goals easy for every person to reach, wether by social system, or private charity and above all, common sense.
NATURE NURTURE
54 x 17 cm., pencil, pastels and conté chalk on thick cardboard service. Unique handmade art work by LEONISCAREFUL and team. Signed and dated on the back.
Sam and Daniel in Emancipation