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- neeko0
i really think the history of the swastika pre nazi germany is irrelevant in terms of the digitalultras piece. In this day and age, it does not mean 'to be good', and i would think the swastika's definition in our society is secured for some time to come.
To suggest the artist failed to consider the symbol's meaning before nazi germany is really nitpicky. I dont think too many artists are worried that generations long dead might misinterpret their work.
A red octagon may not have meant 'stop' to precambrian man, but it does now.
artistically, i think its a pretty good piece. perhaps a bit cliche if youve seen it done before, but it does make a statement.