'In one poster, a bird represents a musician who wrote protest songs against President Assad, and was later murdered. Another, showing a citizen struggling to carry a Syria-shaped boulder up a flight of stairs, represents the struggle in Cachoux's hometown of Homs.
"Everyday, the Syrian revolution produces very strong moments and scenes, some are horrific and bloody, while others are full of heroism and tender, surrealism and craziness," Cachoux says. "Generally, the idea comes from the emotional shock generated by the event in the mind and soul. It’s something the person can’t ignore." '
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