Alexander Bogdanov
Private Zone
This cartoon depicts a scene where a well-dressed man is drawing a curtain labeled “PRIVATE,” shielding the sun from a group of impoverished individuals. The curtain creates a stark divide between the brightness and warmth of the sun and the shadowy area where the poor stand. A sign that also reads “PRIVATE” is posted in front of the curtain.
The imagery suggests themes of inequality and exclusion, where resources or benefits symbolized by the sun are being withheld from those in need by those in power. The contrast between the sunlit area and the shadow emphasizes the disparity and the deliberate action of keeping something beneficial from the less privileged.
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