'Face of War\r'

'The Face of War there are legion(predicate) various forms of artwork that quarter guide moments in my life. Many tuneful compositions, sculptures, and architecture, that express the trials and tribulations that I shake up endured in my life clip. There is whizz piece of music of artwork that I find to be a complete expression of my blameless life. Although â€Å"The Face of War” by Salvador Dali was influenced by tragedy in times of war; I confound a polar view on the mental picture. The injureting itself shows a tribal chief that was part from the body, lying in the sand.\r\nThe head which looks withered has an expression on it of pain and misery. Its eyes and sassing are filled with alike faces all of which are surrounded by serpents tugging and biting at the rotting heads. to me the painting symbolizes many facets of human experience. It symbolizes pain, death, acquittance, frustration and despair. alone of which I ingest hold in in dealing with dis ordered self-esteem, acceptance issues, and lack of motivation to accomplish anything.\r\nI am 30 years oldish and am just decision making what I want to do for the rest of my life. I have experienced pain in more ways than more or less people will be able imagine. From the constant loss of love ones, to the delirious pain and physical pain inflicted on myself as well as the physical pain and emotional pain that has been inflicted by loved ones. Moments of despair and frustration have brought me to seek comfort in pain and suffering.\r\nI see the painting and it screams out to me harangue a constant press with ones lookings, a war at heart that no one can see, and the infinite battle inwardly myself that will either build up me or break me. This piece of art has a dandy cultural value as it represents a period of time in which war was a big issue and everyone was feeling the consequences that war brings. It symbolized the pain of the people that were directly and indire ctly gnarled with these tragedies.\r\n'