VOICED : Underground art reveals WW1 soldiers hopes and fears

Jeff Gusky, an American doctor turned photographer, is captivated by the art left by Allied soldiers during WWI. These artworks, found in a quarry in Picardie, reveal the soldiers' optimism, faith, and fears. However, vandalism threatens these historical pieces, prompting efforts to protect them. Gusky's photos are displayed in a WWI Centenary exhibition, aiming to connect people with the soldiers' experiences.

What is Jeff Gusky's main focus as a photographer?

How did the artwork created by soldiers reflect their emotions and beliefs?

What psychological themes are suggested by some of the sculptures created by soldiers?

What challenges are faced in preserving the artwork left by soldiers?

In what ways does Gusky hope to connect people with the history of World War One through his photographs?