Much of what drives the work of Gao Zhen and Gao Qiang, 47, is anger at the events set in chain by Mao, such as the ideological frenzy of the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s that killed their father.
It is this very concept that drives the work of UNICEF and its many partners in drawing attention to the plight of some 300,000 children currently being used in armed conflict; an estimated 700,000 men, women and children trafficked across borders into slavery annually; and 5.7 million children who are victims of forced and bonded labour.
If anything, seeing the exhibit reveals a waning curiosity, one that drives the works of past and present in pursuit of a greater comprehension of the world.
Yet this is a manner that has remained remarkably persistent in Japanese pop filmmaking, notably driven by the work of Yoshihiro Nishimura ("Tokyo Gore Police") and the unstoppably prolific Takashi Miike ("The Happiness of the Katakuris," "Sukiyaki Western Django").
The report also reveals that much of the conversation in social media is driven by the work of mainstream journalists - with 64% of Twitter users in Britain (about 5.4m people) following a professional news account.
Wikipedia and all of its related projects are obviously driven by the work of thousands of volunteers.
During the difficult days that followed, many people prayed, but it was a more active form of faith that drove the dangerous work of tunneling through the collapses from above.
Lanny Lasky appears to be driven to reinvent the work of Joseph Cornell right down to Mr. Cornell's use of the glass shelf and orb.
"Ringertz was a man driven to bring the work of the Nobel Foundation to a greater world audience," said Dr. Michael Barnett of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California.
Although the Mormon church was founded in the United States, it has experienced dramatic growth outside the country, driven partly by the work of Mormon missionaries.
