By Charlotte Avant-garde Campenhout
AMSTERDAM, September 16 (Reuters) - Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum, abode to European country masterpieces care Rembrandt's "Nightwatch", testament temporarily make its walls and windows infest by 700 heavyweight ants, as separate of a novel march.
By break artwork conventions, "House Taken," by Colombian artist Rafael Gomezbarros, wants to string aid to migration and constrained displacement reaction.
Divine by the South American country conflict betwixt the political science and irregular groups which started in 1964 and forced millions of Colombian citizens to will their homes, the bodies of Gomezbarros's ants are made from deuce casts of man skulls, representing both victims and perpetrators, Gomezbarros told Reuters.
The ants' legs are sticks from Jasmine trees, ill-used during the contravene to natural covering the bodies of victims to block out the look of Death.
The substance of "House Taken," which has previously shown in Colombia, Bolivia, the United States and Sweden, changes all over clock time depending on its audience, he said.
Mass transmigrate for unlike reasons, Gomezbarros added, so much as "a country in bankruptcy, war or lack of opportunities."
"Casa Tomada" is role of a larger exhibition, "Crawly Creatures", which wish beginning Phratry.

30 and guide up until January. 15, 2023. It focuses on the ever-ever-changing perceptions of crawly creatures, such as ants simply likewise toads, snakes and spiders, in the humanistic discipline and c sciences. (Coverage by Charlotte Avant-garde Campenhout; redaction by Jonathan Oatis)