No Bogopepl

[Jo Winter2]

Hi all,
but what is it ?

Jo

[woody]

Well I don't know what they are but they look very skilfully made

[woodndesign]

Hi Jo,  Stunning as usual for your figure groups, as it is the Season, it's the Holy Family.

Well done the cover picture of Revolutions.

Cheers      David

[Jo Winter2]

Hi all,
some hints. What is "Bogopepl" ? That's no bowl or box. no goblet, no pen and no platter.
Have a look on the right figure. He is standing more ahead and higher, is presenting a bar as a symbol of a weapon, is thrusting
oneself in the foreground, is aggressive. The left one is standing more in the background, mor seclusive, something protecting what is
in the ball (symbol of soul).
I hope you can follow a little bit my thoughts, especially my English translation -sorry for that.
Cheers Jo

[Bryan Milham]

Jo,

I'm glad you've explained the masculine figure.

I saw it the same way as a authoritative shape holding a weapon of some sort. And was therefore having trouble fitting it into the Christmas theme.

I also saw the feminine figure as being protective of something, we don't see the shape the same way as you do but can appreciate the symbolic concept.

Truthfully I also saw them differently as well. To me they could also be seen as a closed fist with the middle finger raised in (to us) the symbol of 'The Finger' (quite rude meaning) made into the two figures, especially the male weapon holding one.

[Jo Winter2]

Hi all,
thanks a lot for your interpretations.
I want to show: war and peace.

Jo