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RMEMTMNK–The Cycle of Futility graffito by INSA in Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, is animated with a downloadable Smartphone app, London
RF2G4N7DP–Futility that affect and destroy human life - symbolized by a figure in pillory to show Futility's effect and how bad, limiting and negative impact it
RFT812YG–A flood on the road leading to a flooded part of the river, is covered in murky, effluent water after the Spring 2019 floods in Gatineau, Canada
RFP83R2P–600,000 clay figures at the ComingWorldRememberMe installation in Palingbeek, Belgium in remembrance of the horror and futility of war
RF2BXYDHA–An old set of leading up to nowhere. The stairs are crumbling in places, and have moss and lichens on them. Tree in background, blue sky above.
RFE8AF9R–Senior man intently tries to get something from empty bottle isolated on white background with copy space. Futility
RMJGA4X3–Cycle of Futility artwork mural by INSA on building in Redchurch Street near Brick Lane, Spitalfields, Tower Hamlets East London UK KATHY DEWITT
RMM3D1TB–An impala running and leaping. Such behaviour is usually just due to high spirits, but can also be to indicate the futility of chasing her to any obse
RFR4ND2A–Photo souvenirs in the cycle of futility. 'Cycle of Futility' by INSA in London. Street artist INSA has explored the far off boundaries of technology with his latest hi-tech work in Shoreditch
RFPYD4CH–Wooden figurine of a mother with a void in the shape of a child looks with envy at the mother with the child. Concept of futility, the desire to have
RFW1AW0P–Portrait of a lying black cat with an expressive look of green eyes. Cat, who has known the futility of being. Cat who has known Zen. Pensive cat.
RFTCPF72–Mirror image, let the originally large and hot sports field because of the arrival of people and a rare sense of breathability, suddenly sealed again, regurgitating the futility and powerlessness of people's behavior under the modern city
RM2JMPYBE–Fantastic purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) in the dappled shade of a garden in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RF2BJE5AT–Wilfred Owen sculpture of WWI soldier 'Futility' by Jim Whelan, Hamilton Square, Birkenhead.
RF2G4M67G–Futility and painful human condition, pictured as a wooden human figure pushing heavy weight to show how hard it can be to deal with Futility in human
RFP83R39–600,000 clay figures at the ComingWorldRememberMe installation in Palingbeek, Belgium in remembrance of the horror and futility of war
RMJGA4X1–Cycle of Futility artwork graffiti mural on a building in Redchurch Street near Brick Lane, Spitalfields, Tower Hamlets East London UK KATHY DEWITT
RMEJE4MD–Sign denoting location of 'Leadville' in Death Valley National Park. See description for more.
RFP83R2H–600,000 clay figures at the ComingWorldRememberMe installation in Palingbeek, Belgium in remembrance of the horror and futility of war
RMMR6RRJ–Cartoon titled 'The Phrenology Argument - Again' with the caption 'The Futility of Argument'. Illustrated by George du Maurier (1834-1896) a Franco-British cartoonist and author. Dated 19th century
RM2HA88BC–Notice, sign, Commonwealth War Graves, at this location. North Repps church yard. Recognition and rememberance of those who died in World War 1 and 2
RMM6BE8A–FUTILITY OF WAR - A gruesome pile of human skulls being picked over by crows (from an old Russian postcard)
RFP83R2B–600,000 clay figures at the ComingWorldRememberMe installation in Palingbeek, Belgium in remembrance of the horror and futility of war
RM2J75H0C–A detail from a British poster illustrating the futility of war. The image shows a woman standing disconsolate, as another woman bends over a dead soldier. With no text attribution, this early 20th century drawing could be located in France or Belgium during World War One; or during the Irish Civil War of 1922/3. The artist is Gerald Spencer Pryse (1882–1956)
RMAPBG64–brick industrial building with two red doors to nowhere in the side on top of each other with this way out signs
RFP83R37–600,000 clay figures at the ComingWorldRememberMe installation in Palingbeek, Belgium in remembrance of the horror and futility of war
RMBANPH1–A close view of a squirrel which has made a last attempt to find food and shelter before collapsing in the freezing weather, and has recently died.
RF2H5KET6–A metal figure of a first world war soldier covered with poppies in remembrance of service men lost in war.
RFW4FA01–Vintage lead model of soldier in red jacket carrying his rifle but with most of the colour worn away lying on rough card
RFHX3CJA–Bunch of red and yellow tulips drooping over a railing. Symbolic of sadness, grief and loss.
