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avataradmin
sent on 04 Febbraio 2026 (11:55)


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A me ha fatto pensare alla citazione di un libro che avevo letto tanto tempo fa... forse "I quattro cavalieri dell'Apocalisse" di Blasco Ibanez, ma non sono sicuro. La frase recitava qualcosa del genere: " i campi, seminati di proiettili, avevano restituito uno stepposo raccolto di croci ".

E' una metafora della guerra che mi aveva colpito molto e che ho sempre trovato molto vera... a seminare guerra non si può che raccogliere morte.

Non penso fosse l'intento della tua foto ma d'istinto mi ha riportato alla mente questo pensiero!    


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sent on 04 Febbraio 2026 (11:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

I believe that a deliberately ambiguous photo leads the observer to recall images or ideas related to his own baggage and that in this type of shot in particular the author does not have full control of the observer's reaction

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sent on 04 Febbraio 2026 (12:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

My two cents...
Although I believe that the crosses are made of wood because Rombro could not afford twenty crosses from the marble worker, it is interesting that an organic material that no longer has the prospect of rebirth is watered. In this sense, the message would be dark and pessimistic and the gesture useless. However, bare feet can tell something else, if seen as the roots that are missing from the sterile wooden sticks and that can suggest the continuation of a life cycle.


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