In the context of World peace (sculpture), explain the Interpretations of the Reception.
According to Lasse Lehtinen, a common nickname for the sculpture is "the fish-trap thieves".The human figures in the sculpture, with their hands clenched into fists, are said to depict the different continents of the world, but there is no figure depicting Asia. Cultural journalist Hannu Marttila has interpreted the sculpture as drawing influence from the sculpture Quatre parties du monde ("four continents") by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux at the middle of the fountain at the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris, France.Maija Koskinen, who has studied the art of the Cold War era has said that 1990 was probably the last possible year for a sculpture exchange between Finland and the Soviet Union. According to her, the sculpture is quite a relic and can be interpreted as a memorial to Finlandisation. At the time of the sculpture's revelation, Finland was already seeking a new relationship to its eastern neighbour.
France Cold War Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux Lasse Lehtinen Finlandisation Quatre parties du monde Jardin du Luxembourg Asia relic Maija Koskinen Finland Soviet Union Paris sculpture Hannu Marttila