Lani, Thanks for your concern; however, please reassess the assignment for this question is one of my single premier questions of the day, thank you!...

Lani,Thanks for your concern; however, please reassess the assignment for this question is one of my single premier questions of the day, thank you! (The question is “Provide a meaningful response to the answer already given”.)Q - Discuss Wodiczko’s comment, “It seems easier to be honest speaking to thousands of people through a monument than to tell the truth at home to the closest person.”VeronicaA - Wodiczko's comment means that participants are free to express themselves through a monument, to a large audience without being judged. It allows for their tragedies to be told and they are not left with fear, wondering what the reaction(s) will be or how they will be judged by the person(s) on the other end. It also opens the public's eyes to the tragedies and misfortunes that people have had to live through while allowing the participants the opportunity to express whatever they are feeling and what they are struggling with. This technique and style of art is both moving and therapeutic. Course Hero Question –Provide a meaningful response to the answer above.Course Hero Criteria – No word limit and no page requirement; your responses need to be substantial, meaning they should contribute some further thoughts to the conversation. Responses saying only "I agree," or "Good Job" are empty posts and not counted towards your post total. Response must add to and advances the discussion; be thoughtful, introspective, and relevant to topic; include a personal example or application.References – http://www.art21.org/texts/krzysztof-wodiczko/interview-krzysztof-wodiczko-hiroshima-projectionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution

Wodiczko is not only an artist but a reformer too who is always striving to bring reformation into the realm of the human society, human emotions, and the feelings of human beings towards each...