

075 - Why Do People Make Huge Statues?
Jan 17, 2020
Exploring why people create huge statues like Mount Rushmore, Christ the Redeemer, and the Crazy Horse Monument. Discussing the legacy of Crazy Horse, the sculptor behind these monuments, and the emotional power of art. Reflecting on the symbolism of monumental statues and the historical significance of Ellis Island. Delving into the evolution of the Statue of Liberty's lamp and the challenges of proposing and constructing huge statues worldwide.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Monumental Sculptures and National Parks
01:36 • 15min
The Legacy of Crazy Horse: A Tale of Resistance and Tragedy
17:03 • 12min
Exploring the Life of a Talented Sculptor and His Monument Creations
28:59 • 2min
Exploring the Convenience and Sustainability of a Meal Kit Service
30:31 • 2min
Exploring Racquetball, Sculpture, and the Emotional Power of Art
32:07 • 3min
Crafting Gigantic Statues: Precision and Symbolism
35:26 • 11min
Reflections on Ellis Island and Name Changes
46:45 • 2min
The Evolution of the Statue of Liberty's Lamp
49:06 • 9min
Monumental Structures and Symbolism
57:38 • 14min
Monuments of Ideas
01:11:52 • 20min
Monument of Truth Creation
01:31:49 • 8min