No More War 1968
Shigeo Fukuda's piece, "No More War" (1968), is a powerful reminder of the harsh effects of war. He uses the shapes of missiles on a bright red background to form the image of a human skull. This symbol is a powerful highlight of the dangerous and harmful nature of war. Made during the Vietnam War, this artwork not only shows Fukuda's strong belief in peace, but it also stands as a lasting call for an end to conflict and violence.
![a skull face is formed from falling missiles that washes the canvas into bloody red](https://thumbs.peoplesgdarchive.org/static/media-items/image/24764/upto-1440x700/64959833/1/Shigeo-Fukuda-No-More-War-1968.jpg)
a skull face is formed from falling missiles that washes the canvas into bloody red