research because I believe that they deserve to be
protected from harm. The artist is trying to say that – in life – we often have to decide between eating fast food which is very delicious and healthy food which is not so delicious. The artist is trying to say that many people pretend to be happy when in fact they are quite sad. They post pictures which make it look as if they are having a great life but in reality are actually suffering a lot. The artist is trying to say that families come together not so much to connect to one another but to connect to wifi. Ironically, they are all in the same room but they are also alone and separated from one another as they surf the net. It’s a paradox because – on the one hand – the internet has brought us all closer together but – on the other hand -- it’s also driven us further apart. The artist is trying to say that people chase “facebook likes” in the same way addicts chase the drugs to which they are addicted. The more they get, the more they want. There is no end to it. The artist is trying to say that life is a routine over which many people have very little control. They are born, educated, join the work-force, start a family and then prepare for death. It’s a journey full of suffering, one that some people understand early on and try to escape. The artist is trying to say that soldiers begin their service with enthusiasm and respect for their generals but -- by the time they finish -- they are either dead or have been badly injured. The generals, by contrast, remain untouched by war and have picked up a lot of medals – medals that are rightly due to the soldiers themselves.