“We are not hard-wired for war. Warfare is a tragic aberration of the neurotic aspects of a society. Let me explain that I am an abolitionist of warfare. Like the abolitionists of slavery who published painful images to show the inhumanity of slavery and to rally support, I show the reality and ravages of war.” — Bettina WitteVeen
“In Memoriam”. Main Floor
Triptych “Body”. Alma Battleeld, Crimea, Ukraine
“Cross of Suffering”. Patient Treatment Room, Main Floor
“The Battle”. Main Floor Hallway
“The Battle”. (Left to Right): Former DMZ, Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. Battleeld, Operation Overlord, St.Mere Eglise, France. UH-1 Iriquois helicopter, Mekong Delta, Vietnam. US special forces, 1964, Vietnam
“The Battle”. (Left to Right): Schoolgirls at Hue, Vietnam. Site of Japanese Garrison, WWII, Yap Island, Micronesia
“War Invisible”. Main Floor
“War Invisible”. (Left to Right): Big Dog Robot (Boston Dynamics). Robotic Hand
“Calvary”. Basement Exit
“The Memories of the Heart”. (Left to Right): Landscape: Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine. British soldier in barbed wire, WWI, France
“Cross of Suffering”. (Left to Right): Blind veteran, WWII, Germany. Battleeld, Ardennes Offensive, Mezieres, Belgium
“Anonymous”. (Left to Right): Battleeld Chemin des Dames, Aisne, France. Rape victim, Sudan
“Altar of Redemption and Resurrection”. (Left & Right) Windows Gedächtniskirche, Berlin, Germany. (Center) Face Injury, X-Ray, WWI, Germany
Images courtesy of Bettina WitteVeen
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