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New approaches by young people in Taksim Square

by Olivia Inkwell 6. August 2013, 10:24 22.8k Views 6 Votes 1 Comment

New approaches by young people in Taksim Square, Istanbul.

Cartoon By: Firuz Kutal.

This cartoon likely portrays a figure or face trapped within a cage or prison, with visible frustration or longing for freedom. The cage represents suppression, possibly of thoughts, speech, or creativity, while the figure inside symbolizes the desire to express oneself freely. The image serves as a commentary on censorship, repression, or the struggle to break free from societal or personal limitations. The visual metaphor highlights the importance of self-expression and the consequences of being constrained or silenced.

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Written by Olivia Inkwell

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