Alex Cullen – Words Are Stronger Than Knives (Positive Type)
Part of Positive Type Exhibition, in aid of Art Against Knives
Digital print on 235gsm satin paper
297mm X 420mm (Quadrum Wooden Framed)
Story Behind The Work:
Words can influence someone into thinking instead of hurting, it is the way we communicate and learn in life.
They cannot only make us think twice, but they can change the way we live our lives and how we treat others.
It can be seen as a way to do deal with conflict instead of using violence and weapons. It can also be seen as a message to encourage youth to get into music, poetry, typography and art.
A more positive outlet and path for people to express themselves instead of expressing their issues using physical harm.
Part of Positive Type Exhibition, in aid of Art Against Knives
Digital print on 235gsm satin paper
297mm X 420mm (Quadrum Wooden Framed)
Story Behind The Work:
Words can influence someone into thinking instead of hurting, it is the way we communicate and learn in life.
They cannot only make us think twice, but they can change the way we live our lives and how we treat others.
It can be seen as a way to do deal with conflict instead of using violence and weapons. It can also be seen as a message to encourage youth to get into music, poetry, typography and art.
A more positive outlet and path for people to express themselves instead of expressing their issues using physical harm.
Part of Positive Type Exhibition, in aid of Art Against Knives
Digital print on 235gsm satin paper
297mm X 420mm (Quadrum Wooden Framed)
Story Behind The Work:
Words can influence someone into thinking instead of hurting, it is the way we communicate and learn in life.
They cannot only make us think twice, but they can change the way we live our lives and how we treat others.
It can be seen as a way to do deal with conflict instead of using violence and weapons. It can also be seen as a message to encourage youth to get into music, poetry, typography and art.
A more positive outlet and path for people to express themselves instead of expressing their issues using physical harm.