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The painting is inspired by the violence exercised by some American soldiers against Iraqi prisoners in the Abu Ghraib prison during the 2004 peacekeeping mission in Iraq.
A woman waves the flag of freedom. It is an allegory of peace that the International Mission was supposed to bring to a context already tormented by interminable conflicts, but in fact the woman is trampling on a man bound and covered by a canvas sack.
The photos of the violence… against prisoners have been so sublimated into a symbolic image which, moreover, refers to the first great political picture of the nineteenth century: "Freedom that guides the people" created by Delacroix in 1830.
The painting "Mission of Peace" was exhibited in 2004 in an exhibition on the theme of peace at the Kursaal in Abano Terme.
« A mirror reflects a face and art reflects the soul. »
Marco Ronga is an experienced painter, draftsman, and sculptor based in Italy whose works have been exhibited nationally and in England. He describes his works as fusing themes of the portrait and the human figure with suggestions of urban architecture and the landscape resuting in "portraits of places and landscapes of bodies". Ronga's painterly compositions are most often created with acrylics and oils on wood or canvas.