Loosing focus of post second world war avant-gard sculptures

In the years following the second World war, the avant garde artsts of the early twentieth Century became respected and even revered figures. Some artists like Henri Matisse raised collage to a monumental scale. While continuing a life long devotion to the sensual impact of color and it simulated a new concern with pure form. George Braque for example had a cubista concern with the object of space and developed great spacial complexity.  

In other collections the post stress of war was simulated with deformed bodies and minimal intensity. This Collection of sculptures is displayed at the Tate modern art museum. I tried using an unfocused approach and over-exposition to the light to enphazise the dramatic approach of this artists and statues.