Photomontage inspired by Peter kennard

 Peter kennard is london based photomontage artist and professor of   political art. Peter was strongly intending to   show his involvement in   Anti-vietnam war moment he turned from paintings to photomontage   artist .Popularly   known for his addition of cruise missiles in painting   of john stable called The Hay Wain. (below is the Art work)   


              (https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/kennard-haywain-with-cruise-missiles-t12484)

                 The Hay wain With Cruise Missiles

The hay wain painting by john constable was depicting relax life of people who live in countryside. kennard smartly placed missiles to change meaning to there's to peace if there would be such weapons this showed his intention in favor of  campaign of nuclear disarmament.

I made an Artwork inspired by him in adobe photoshop as he seemed to involve peace symbols and weapons in most of his art work depicting . peace will come by Destroying weapons or there will no peace if there is weapons . As he sometimes blamed cruel leaders or dictators for same and made photomontage of same. I made two art works overshadowing his. 



 This artwork is highlight to the harmful gas weapons .which can     cause mass destruction. as shown women with children and gas   mask on trying to escape an abandoned place female is looking at   the symbol of peace is faded away. 



In this other piece i tried to involve other smaller things and a photo of adolf hitler who did not require any introduction for trouble he caused to society especially jewish people. so in the stroller there is jewish star . 
There also an image of peace symbol dominated by Nazi symbol where i want to depict that peace was dominated by nazi's indeed by giving rise to a World war .

                                 (photos were aided by google and pexals.com)

 








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