Original artwork description:

Made as a tribute to peace makers and anti-war protesters all over the world.
Flowers put into the barrel of a gun was documented when demonstrators marched against the Vietnam war outside the Pentagon in 1967.

This A4 collage on mount board has a background of song roll paper used in old piano players, the perforations reveal the black from behind mimicking lines of bullet holes. Centrally placed is a frame of acid free black paper torn for a distressed edge and atop this is a vintage target card with flowers exploding from an old cut out of an air pistol.
Below, towards the bottom or along the right side, depending which way the piece is hung, are the song words 'Thank God for a garden be it ever so small'

Receive this tissue wrapped, sandwiched in double wall cardboard and put into an envelope box for a safe journey. Tracking included for peace of mind.

Materials used:

Vintage + new paper, mount board and glue

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