the artist says it's a take on the classic latin phrase, e pluribus unum which translates to out of many, one. he said it's a face composite made from dozens of photos he's taken right here in washington. the new artwork is located next to the reflecting pool. >>> well, he's held some powerful positions, but he's also been powerless in the face of addiction. patrick kennedy opens up about his struggles and his commitment to changing minds about mental illness. >>> and fighting the stigma surrounding eat disorder male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the civil war. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new mobile app. maryland. land of history. >>> one of the kennedys is talking to news4 about some of his demons. former congressman, patrick kennedy, spoke with doreen gentzl and he opened up about his addictions and bipolar disorder. kennedy says instead of just shying away from a topic that some people think is taboo, he's talking about it, and that may start changing minds when it comes to how we treat the .

and it is very much an american portrait, titled "out of many, one," e pluribus unum. it also plays off another idiom, that of marketing. >> the face represents the celebration of diversity. and i think that diversity is what made, one of the things that made the nation so great. the idea is to use the same ideas of scale and position and everything else used in marketing for completely different reasons. not to sell you anything but to let us contemplate the idea of identity. >> brown: rodriguez-gerada, 48, was born in cuba and raised in new jersey. his early work, in the 1990s, was subversive, altering billboards in ways that questioned the motives and methods of advertisers, especially in urban areas. you started out doing essentially illegal-type work and then there you are standing on the national mall asked to do this. is it not ironic for you? >> in fact, during that time, we were able to get enough of that work done that tobacco advertising was taken off the billboards. when i was doing that it was because i really thought it was awful, i wasn't hurting anyone

e pluribus unum, out of many one. we need to take control of our government from career politicians like my opponents to -- who take their orders from special interests and big money. tonight you have the opportunity to interview all three candidates and determine who is the best candidate for the role of u.s. senator. i hope to demonstrate that i am not bound by party, money, or by ideology. i am a public servant, and i hope to demonstrate my ideas of what is broken in america. i want a better america for our future, which includes a strong economy, strong military, term limits, campaign finance reform, and tax reform. i'm asking for your vote, and i hope tonight you will make a decision on the person and not the party. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for having us. we are so grateful. i am running for the united states senate because i believe that this is a humbling opportunity for me to present to the people of south carolina a new idea, a new person who will always be there for them, who will stand for th