American immigration has declined.

On the occasion of the centenary of American independence, the French gave Americans a gift with a plain China name-the Statue of Liberty.

The right hand holds the torch of freedom, the left hand holds the declaration of independence, and the feet are broken handcuffs, shackles and chains. The Statue of Liberty symbolizes freedom, getting rid of poverty and oppression, which constitutes the first intuitive impression and memory of the new immigrants in the Old World on the United States and the American dream.

However, the real America is just like the Statue of Liberty, only it looks beautiful, instead of the fertile soil of milk and honey flowing in those grand narratives. All kinds of beautiful and dark things and things are intertwined, forming a colorful (bizarre) American spectacle.

Therefore, the American spirit originally symbolized and preached by the Statue of Liberty changes with the ever-changing American social environment, and the more depraved, the happier or the more enterprising it is. ......

These changes have been re-deconstructed by trendy designers who have a keen grasp of the pulse of the times and materialized into new cultural symbols. In the form of trendy gameplay, they carry people's symbolic descriptions of America and American culture, as well as their understanding and prospects for social development and the replacement of the times.

Qu Guangci Sculpture "Free Man God"

It's just that artists' brains are often not easy to understand. Perhaps you will be surprised why the goddess has no lips, and it is strange that the goddess has picked her nostrils. ...

Behind the Pentium era, it is also a chicken feather. Perhaps this is why these artists' ways are special.

A free grin: a smile on his face

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If you want to "ruin" your childhood, go and see Ron english's works. 1959 Born in Texas, Pop artist (pop

Art is best at "destroying" those classic anime images.

Grinning is the most representative symbol in Ron's works, and the exaggerated mouth is particularly eye-catching.

The grinning design will make the image look more exciting. But a closer look reveals that because there are no lips, and the exposed teeth are no different from the bare bone structure, they can often be directly regarded as skeletons, which makes people feel a little shocked.

The Statue of Liberty naturally failed to escape Ron's clutches. Inspired by the Statue of Liberty, he created Free Smile, which was once considered as Ron's best work.

Unlike the solemn and sacred image of the Statue of Liberty, Liberty Grin grinned and smiled strangely, with a sly look in her eyes and a strange facial expression, as if mocking something.

liberty Grin gold &； green

In form, Ron also made the boldest change to the Statue of Liberty. Burning with anger, the original Statue of Liberty was tall, powerful and beautiful.

However, Liberty Green is short and fat, more like a dwarf who secretly changes the clothes of the "princess" into his own size. It is really difficult for people to associate him with the primitive goddess dressed in elegant ancient Greek costumes.

Anyone who knows Ron well knows that his expression is never serious and he sneers at self-whitewashing. Ron prefers to be honest with reality. This is freedom.

Green's works show that tragedies that run counter to freedom are still happening, and people need to face up to this gloomy reality.

Free girl: This girl is a little timid.

Is this the solemn symbol of freedom you are looking for?

Free girl

The Statue of Liberty became a free girl (freedom

Girl), she dug her nose and looked a little embarrassed. Compared with the Statue of Liberty in ancient Greece, the dress of free girls has a masculine style: knee-length dresses, mopping cloaks and ankle boots.

The creative inspiration of Free Girl is said to come from the works of mysterious British street artist Banks. This year, art copyright owners have become branded and powerful.

Jacques has jointly produced several works to pay tribute to Banks' Chaozhou Opera, and this free girl who picks her nose is one of them.

The photo that Banks provided to Time magazine when it was named the most influential person in 20 100.

Banks is best at creating in "destruction". His works are full of rebellion, satire and provocation against reality in the name of black humor. Free girls are no exception.

The original Statue of Liberty was more like a carrier of universal values. The torch in her hand, the declaration of independence and the broken shackles at her feet all reflect the collective will of mankind.

But all this was abandoned by the free girl. The clothes she wears are not so feminine, she makes indecent movements and her expression is not so serious. She is no longer bound by mainstream values and becomes more personalized.

The Statue of Liberty belongs to human beings, and the free girl belongs to herself.

LIBERTYDEAD: Freedom is never free.

When she came to designer Lin, the Statue of Liberty once again became a free death. Death is still wearing a crown and jacket, but what he is holding has changed. He dragged a bomb in his left hand and made a gesture of love & his right hand was held high. A gesture of peace

The LTNC where the forest is located.

The studio only started making toys in May this year, and its first wave play product was BFT series. The first players in this series are ASTRODEAD and CASINODEAD.

Celestial death (celestial death)

The biggest feature of the undead series is that they are all black faces and masks. This is designed by Lim according to the company name "black face vision", "you can change the mask and increase the playability." Lao Lin said.

Cassinoad

Lin designed "Death of Freedom" during the period of "Black Life is Life" in the United States, and he also wrote an introduction specifically for this product:

"Freedom is never free, and countless wars and riots can bring short-lived peace and freedom. Free death reaps the soul and makes mankind pay the price on the road of peace and freedom. His existence constantly reminds mankind that freedom is hard to come by. "

Lin and his works

Lim admits that he rarely explains the meaning of his work in this way. In fact, famous artists, including Ron, don't seem to deliberately declare the meaning behind their works.

Even if, for example, The Statue of Liberty is reinterpreted and reinterpreted, it seems that there is something to say, but there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. They say nothing but give the right to interpret them to those who love these works. This is the consistent practice of fashion designers.

Art itself is free. These artists born for freedom may want people who really love freedom to find their own freedom in their works.