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 Soldiers, 2010.Plastic soldiers, 55*30*40 cm. Michal Fuhrer’s work is an assembly of toy soldiers which were purchased all over the world: England, France, USA, Morocco, India and Israel. Children everywhere play with toy soldiers. Instead of the children’s game of war, I decided to change the rules of the game. Maybe one day instead of the traditional role of soldiers, LOVE will lead the way. (Maybe this is what happens when girls play with toy soldiers …?) |  Soldiers, 2010.Plastic soldiers, 55*30*40 cm. Michal Fuhrer’s work is an assembly of toy soldiers which were purchased all over the world: England, France, USA, Morocco, India and Israel. Children everywhere play with toy soldiers. Instead of the children’s game of war, I decided to change the rules of the game. Maybe one day instead of the traditional role of soldiers, LOVE will lead the way. (Maybe this is what happens when girls play with toy soldiers …?) |  Soldiers,plastics soldiers 55-30-40_edited.jpgPlastic soldiers, 55*30*40 cm. Michal Fuhrer’s work is an assembly of toy soldiers which were purchased all over the world: England, France, USA, Morocco, India and Israel. Children everywhere play with toy soldiers. Instead of the children’s game of war, I decided to change the rules of the game. Maybe one day instead of the traditional role of soldiers, LOVE will lead the way. (Maybe this is what happens when girls play with toy soldiers …?) |
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 Soldiers, 2010.Plastic soldiers, 55*30*40 cm. Michal Fuhrer’s work is an assembly of toy soldiers which were purchased all over the world: England, France, USA, Morocco, India and Israel. Children everywhere play with toy soldiers. Instead of the children’s game of war, I decided to change the rules of the game. Maybe one day instead of the traditional role of soldiers, LOVE will lead the way. (Maybe this is what happens when girls play with toy soldiers …?) |  Soldiers, 2010.Plastic soldiers, 55*30*40 cm. Michal Fuhrer’s work is an assembly of toy soldiers which were purchased all over the world: England, France, USA, Morocco, India and Israel. Children everywhere play with toy soldiers. Instead of the children’s game of war, I decided to change the rules of the game. Maybe one day instead of the traditional role of soldiers, LOVE will lead the way. (Maybe this is what happens when girls play with toy soldiers …?) |
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