Gravity of Might
It is a project aimed at highlighting how powerful groups exploit the proletariat. Picture a virtual world where gravity is supposed to be uniform everywhere, but wealthy elites manipulate it, shifting gravity to poorer regions. This results in developed areas, like a floating island, having lighter gravity, allowing them to build tall buildings, hover trains, faster machines, and rockets. On the other hand, gravity intensifies in less developed nations, making life challenging, and affecting essentials like holding bread and coal mining operations. As the gap between classes widens, the powerful are inclined to invade or wage wars to exploit the resources of the defenceless and disadvantaged.
Indeed, the scope of power oppression extends beyond nations to encompass human actions against nature and bullying among individuals. I also addressed the mistreatment within vulnerable groups, exemplified by the man in shackles. It's crucial to recognize that power dynamics exist even among groups facing similar exploitation. However, my focus in the illustrations remains primarily on the broader perspective of dividing the two group interests, while also incorporating reflections from individuals.
digital, 2024.
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