Aubry K. Andersen’s “He who Bleeds” Originally this figure of a man bleeding while sprawled Christ-like on a tree was considered to be violent. But the gallery and viewers came to see it as a symbol of the woundedness so many are feeling post 9/11. The figure’s blood flows down onto the ground renewing flowers, animals (particularly a rabbit) and perhaps the earth itself. As an art student Audbry says she “explores the various cultures that have the myths of the sacrificed savior. So I put the rabbit in this picture because it is a symbol of the ancient goddess, pre Christianity. I marveled at how we made an Easter bunny out of that symbol, one philosophy cartooning another. After 9/11, I turned toward more skepticism about religion.”  And the dogma wars rage.