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also known as Goya, Francisco Goya
Spanish painter whose El Coloso (c. 1810) Cameron uses "a lot" on his blog as an image of the colossus. Set beside Bob's "battle of archives," the giant looming over tiny figures who scatter in all directions pictures the episode's paradox — forces that are at once colossal, dominating all history, and miniature, small enough to live inside the interior landscape.
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Enters as Cameron's image for the battle of archives — El Coloso, the giant that dwarfs the fleeing tiny figures, gives visual form to the colossal-yet-miniature forces the two are calling iON and the Tech Body
Cameron reaches for Goya's El Coloso as the picture of competing colossi — the giant dwarfing the fleeing tiny figures — giving visual form to the battle between iON and the Tech Body.
"Goya has this wonderful painting from around 1810 of El Coloso, which I use in the blog a lot, which is this gigantic figure dominating the landscape, and all of the animals and the people are tiny, and they're running in all directions away from this colossal figure."