Not all modern art is ugly. Far from it. Take this one for example. It was installed in 2026 in Galitsky Park, Russia, and created by an Italian sculptor many people have seen but few remember by name. It’s called 'Empathy. Female and Male' by Lorenzo Quinn. The meaning the sculptor intended is usually interpreted directly, that we all need help, some more than others… Recognizing the need for help and actually stepping in is vital.But if you look closely, the work speaks far beyond that. Everyone reads it differently, and that’s probably the real strength of Empathy. Some people see relationships in it, moments when one partner carries more because the other simply can’t, and how life can unexpectedly switch their roles. Relationships aren’t always 50/50, sometimes one partner has to give all 100 until balance returns. As it usually happens with art, everyone interprets the piece through the prism of their own experiences and life. And that’s the beauty of it.