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Truth is, everyone is going to endure struggle throughout life. The gravity of the situation may vary person to person, but life is an obstacle course and we’re bound to experience challenges as we progress. The hardships we face will stress us out, cause a lot of sleepless nights and maybe hard to bare. However, beauty can be found anywhere, even in dark situations. When we overcome the hardships life throws at us, we emerge as a stronger, more resilient person. We have lessons to reflect back on. Having hope is beautiful. Gaining insight from our past mistakes is beautiful. Being resilient is beautiful. Afterall, as my second grade teacher used to say, there is always going to be light at the end of a tunnel. Due to this, I decided to portray the beauty within struggle in my three dimensional art piece. …show more content…
The artwork depicts the transitional journey humans face as we prevail over our hardships. The first light bulb is filled with pebbles with a plant and some flowers, portraying the average person’s mind being at peace. The second light bulb is packed with dark colored pebbles to represent the emotional turmoil we endure while going through a struggle. The following lightbulb consists of some pebbles and a smaller plant with no flowers to delineate the process of rebuilding ourself after we encountering difficulties. The fourth light bulb is same as the first one because we have restored ourselves to the initial point by then. The final object is a tree representing how we have grown as a person with the strength, lessons and life experience we gained from the

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