Salud gota a gota (health with dropper), Ana Mato. Homeless Politicians by Martín Echeverría

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• Martin Echeverria

  17.02.2013 at 20:17

  

  I present you the drawing "Salud Gota a Gota" that continues my exhibition of illustrations of the series that I title "Homeless. Would they think the same in this situation? ”, In which I show several politicians in a street situation.
  In this new illustration, I portray the Minister of Health Ana Mato in the waiting room of a public hospital and the question continues "Would they think the same in this situation?"

  What would you think if when you retired after contributing money for years of work to the Social Security treasury, you would not have the right to public health? If your daughter fell ill at 12 at night and there was no emergency service?

  At this time, many towns in Spain do not have night emergency services, in some autonomous communities people with disabilities cannot pay for their medicines due to the lack of subsidies, the privatization of health in other communities ...

  I have always believed that art is the child of its time, that it should reflect it. The art of these times is in white, black and gray tones, because colors have been stolen from us and they are well kept in tax havens.

  Would they think the same if they were in this situation?

  I present the drawing "health with dropper" to continue my artwork exhibition in the series titled "Homeless. Would they think the same in this situation?", Where some politicians from Spain as if they were living on the street.

  In this new illustration, portrait Health Minister Ana Mato in the waiting room of a public hospital, and the question remains "Would they think the same in this situation?"

  What would you think if you give the money for years to the Social Security Treasury and you don't entitled to public health, or to retire after working? If your child becomes ill at 12 pm and there has not emergency department?
  Right now many people in Spain do not have emergency service at night, privatization of health in some autonomic communities, people with disabilities can not afford their medications because of the lack of subsidies ...

  I have always believed that art is a child of his time, which should reflect this. The art of these times is white, black and gray, because they have stolen the colors are well guarded and in tax havens.

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