Man’s inhumanity to man, whether it manifests itself through barbaric practice or stark indifference, is far more gruesome than the tortured Colin torso seen here. And yet, this compromised vision of the human body doesn’t fail to strike a visceral thematic chord for those upon which tragedy has fallen. In short, Colin’s national debt-relief appeal for the tragedy stricken performs its function admirably.
Imp. Crete, Corbeil
literature: PAI-XCI, 223