The Silent Prisoner is an artwork that captures the weight of societal expectations, the suffocating grip of conformity, and the internal struggle of repression.
The Silent Prisoner: A Reflection on Conformity and Repression Read Post »
Ambivalence is a peculiar thing. It hovers in that liminal space where nothingness can either be liberating or consuming. Much like infinity – where endless possibilities coexist with existential dread – this space can be as full as it is empty, as freeing as it is suffocating.
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Peace, love, and happiness – is it all a big lie? Is my head full of bullshit, just thoughts in the sky?
What if Scooby-Doo wasn’t just a goofy cartoon but a guide to navigating an absurd world? Fear, friendship, and identity – explored through masked villains, irony, and a hotted-up van called The Misanthropy Machine.
Scooby-Doo, Misanthropy, and the Search for Self: A Cartoon’s Unexpected Wisdom Read Post »
Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death is a haunting allegory of mortality, inescapable fate, and the illusion of control. Prince Prospero, in his desperate attempt to shut out the horrors of the plague, constructs a lavish refuge—an opulent fortress of indulgence and denial. Yet no amount of wealth or revelry can barricade death itself.
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“Think Different” is a satirical poem that examines the paradox of how we define human “intelligence” and its impact on society and the environment.
