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Sculpture Image: The Kiss

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The sculpture image “The Kiss” displays another way love can be written out. Love can be presented in words or letters and it can also be expressed in action. The meaning of love is stronger than any art could show, and the way it is chose to be represented can be stronger. The image shows a couple kissing and showing affection. It does not grab much attention, because it is not very colorful and deranged. The sculpture image is a more classic art, therefore I believe it will catch older people 's attention. Although, the sculpture image is very dull in color it 's very rich in the message it provides. Love is strong and it can be portray by actions or even letters and words. In conclusion, I believe the sculpture is showing strong

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