33 x 30 cm
ceramic, black clay, handmade
Imagine a world where poverty, disease, hunger, and scarcity don’t exist. A world where everything is plentiful and beautiful, with every need fulfilled effortlessly. This is the basic idea of utopia—the ultimate dream of humanity, a perfect world. But maybe, there’s a darker side to it. In a place where there’s nothing left to strive for, where all challenges are erased, the soul might lose its fire. Could it be that utopia, for all its perfection, is where the human spirit quietly fades away? We’re at a pivotal moment when it comes to population. What does having children offer us now? In a culture that feels empty, in a world where entertainment has become the ultimate pursuit, what role does childbearing play?