Survival of The Fattest - by Jens Galschiøt

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'Survival of the Fattest', 2002 - The Original Sculpture Stands at an Impressive Three Meters Tall, Crafted from Copper. A Towering Figure of a Grossly Overweight Justice Goddess (Justitia) Wields Her Scales in One Hand, Perched atop a Starving Man. Her Resounding Motto Echoes Through the Ages: "I Sit Upon the Back of a Man - He is on the Brink of Collapse Beneath My Burden - I will Endeavor to Assist Him in Every Way Possible Except One: Stepping Down from His Back." This Thought-Provoking Sculpture Serves as a Scathing Commentary on the Western World's Sense of Justice, Where Wealth and Resources Abound, Yet Democracy, Equality, Freedom, and Brotherhood are Fervently Preached Without Any Real Intent to Share or Empower Others. The 'Survival of the Fattest' Sculpture Takes Pride of Place in Both Ringkøbing and Jens Galschiøt's Workshop, Cementing its Status as One of His Most Iconic Creations. The Virtual 3D Model of This Masterpiece was Crafted through Photogrammetry in Collaboration with Jens Galschiøt. He Seeks to Share the Sculpture Far and Wide, Empowering Everyone to Print Their Own Version and Amplify the Powerful Message it Conveys. Visit http://www.galschiot.com/survival-of-the-fattest/ to Witness the 'Survival of the Fattest' for Yourself. Please Share Your Prints with Us!