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Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
39x47x1in
$74,660
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Melanie Meyer
Germany
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Melanie Meyer
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Objects Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 41.7in, Height: 22.4in, Depth: 17.7in
About this artwork
Overall, the sculpture "The Scales of Justice" symbolizes the contrast between material justice and moral justice. It invites the viewer to reflect on the meaning of justice and how it can be implemented in society.
On the child's black side, coins are placed along the arm, extending to the hand. This symbolizes wealth and material goods, which in society are often viewed as a measure of justice and success, and injustice, discrimination, or social… inequality.
On the white side of the child's hand, a golden baby handprint rests in the child's hand. This represents the innocence and purity of a newborn and stands for the idea that justice should be based on compassion, care, and the protection of the most vulnerable.
On the child's black side, coins are placed along the arm, extending to the hand. This symbolizes wealth and material goods, which in society are often viewed as a measure of justice and success, and injustice, discrimination, or social… inequality.
On the white side of the child's hand, a golden baby handprint rests in the child's hand. This represents the innocence and purity of a newborn and stands for the idea that justice should be based on compassion, care, and the protection of the most vulnerable.
Melanie Meyer
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
Melanie Meyer, a self-taught artist, dedicates her work to the intensive exploration of human experience. Her sculptures and paintings express an emotional journey and focus particularly on the issue of sexual violence against children. Her art gives a voice to those affected worldwide, breaks taboos, demands justice, and serves as a testament to suffering and resilience. Driven by the search for humanity and the exploration of human existence, she creates multifaceted art that touches and inspires reflection. She sees her works as powerful instruments to bring light into an often dark world and to remind us of the inalienable nature of our humanity. She is currently seeking sponsors who share her vision to further develop her exhibition "Because what must not be cannot be," a memorial dedicated to the victims of sexual violence.
