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Googled the paintings with a message.
Also used wikipedia for artist information, link given below.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pawe%C5%82_Kuczy%C5%84ski

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Polish artist Pawel Kuczynski creates satirical paintings filled with thought-provoking messages about the world today. From politics and war to society and social media, Pawel's work covers a wide range of issues. He is widely considered to be one of the most influential contemporary artists in his genre and has received more than 100 awards and distinctions. Check out some of his best works below. A few of them might be hard to decode, which in our opinion, makes them even more compelling.

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They're all ingenious, but if we had to pick three, no.11, 18 and 34 would be our favourites. What about you? Share this post and your views in the comments below.

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36 Brilliant Paintings That Describe Everything Wrong With The World Today

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Polish artist Pawel Kuczynski creates satirical paintings filled with thought-provoking messages about the world today. From politics and war to society and social media, Pawel's work covers a wide range of issues. He is widely considered to be one of the most influential contemporary artists in his genre and has received more than 100 awards and distinctions.

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The painting is overall a great piece of art, giving a perfect message of life of people. But there is always something named curiosity which triggers every individual. For me it is what place is the person actually in, is it a better place or the world behind the wall is more beautiful ?

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This piece of image shows a ladder up against a huge wall, but the artist has given no clue of what is actually behind the wall. This can confuse the people and may interpret something else. So, this is my point of view of what I felt about the painting.

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This person here is one of us who is not able to recognize his opportunities and fears of change in life. The fire is the temporary medicine which wont cure the problem but will just give a time which will lead no where in the end.

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These broken pieces are the temporary supplies of the burning fire which will get over within no time.

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The ladder here signifies the opportunity which is destroyed not only by this person but all of us at least once in life.

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Polish philosopher Pawel Kuczynski was born on August 12, 1976 in city named Szczecin. He got graduated from the University of Fine Arts in Poznan. He is also well known for Graphic designer, Painter and Drawer. Won many awards for his outstanding paintings giving a beautiful message.

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This is an image of a person who is sitting next to fire which is created by him, which is actually giving him warmness and  comfort. Whereas, right next to him is a wooden ladder which goes straight up the huge wall behind him.  He doesn't know what is behind that wall, maybe its better than what he is suffering now which is obviously a temporary happiness or, its worst than his current situation. No one knows.

The thing is in this modern world which is full of opportunities, people are not only able to recognize them but sometimes also destroy them with their own hands. The great Scientist Albert Einstein said, " We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when created them." So sometimes taking risk is necessary, because the only thing certain in life is Change. No matter whatever you do in life you will fail again and again, which does not mean you will cover yourself in self pity. Learn the lesson, loosen up and back to the routine.

The message is a little bit struggle for a long term joy is always better than a short term happiness.