CLEAN : Horror of Somme gets graphic treatment from comic book master

The video discusses the initial enthusiasm for war, focusing on volunteer British soldiers and the harsh realities they faced during the Industrial Age. It highlights General Haig's role in the battle and the connection between military strategy and the soldiers' graves. The video also explores the impact of art in public spaces, emphasizing its ability to engage people who might not visit galleries. Finally, it underscores the importance of recognizing individual stories and human moments within the broader context of war.

Why does the speaker believe that art should be accessible to the public?

What does the speaker mean by wanting to bring out individuality among soldiers?