Trith (Pinocchio) by Amy Haskins
Sculpture
Published: 16.08.2008
Pinocchio is the classic coming-of-age story that teaches the importance of honesty and has become part of our cultural lexicon. The "wooden" boy's nose is hacked off by woodpeckers as a reward for acknowledging the difference between truth and lies. What was most intriguing to me was the the brutality of this act which was committed as a reward and now serves as a lesson.
Amy Haskins
Sculpture
Trith (Pinocchio)
2008
Steel, pine, paint
23" x 18" x 23"
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Trith (Pinocchio)
2008
Steel, pine, paint
23" x 18" x 23"
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