One-Way-Ticket by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Good morning my friends, here is my to days update!
We have 640.319 inhabitants, about 1605 infections and 15 deaths so far, many tests are done all over the country - Our government is TOP!!!! We still accept patients from the Alsace ourselves!
We live in the very north of the country, it is still quiet there (Video, you can even see, where we live >0.18–0.21< look at the modern white Houses).
Violations of the curfew are punished with heavy fines. This week the police made 1.100 controls with more than 200 warnings and fines. There are still people who think they don't have to follow the rules.
They just said at the TV, that the elder people (like myself with 73 years) have to stay absolutely home!
René and myself go still out to the supermarket once a week, René makes the purchases with mouthguards and thin rubber gloves, which are then disposed of, in the meanwhile I stay in the car.
Take care, be vigilant and try to stay safe, it's not yet over, greetings from Luxembourg, Ute
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Comments (35)
Stunning work as always my friend !!! please stay safe and well
une bien belle création , inspirée par une sombre situation
Whoever desires that and great effects! Very nicely done on this!
You evoke COVID in this piece...this woman seems to be walking---or running---forward, but the world seems to be exploding on her path. You have those arrows, but they're covered-over with falling debris and exploding shards. And she seems to be walking right through those shards. Also, her gaze seems to be asking "what is going on???" Again, you've used lots of black-and-white---with very metallic tones---to make this very stark. But you use color to make it more expressive. Her face and skin has a very slight bronze tone which makes her a night figure, almost like a sculpture. A beautiful haunting piece.
Cool artwork!