Witness the tension of a choice that bridges personal autonomy with universal responsibility--a crossroads between isolation and connection, self-determination and the implications of one's actions on the collective. 

Consequential Decision Making

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In mythology and literature, the horse often represents power, freedom, and humanity's ability to harness natural forces. A skeletal horse subverts this imagery, turning it into a symbol of exhaustion, exploitation, and death. It suggests a creature that has been worked to death, drained of vitality—a metaphor for how systems driven by greed and avarice exploit both people and nature until nothing remains but a hollow shell.

Avarice, the insatiable desire for wealth, dehumanizes and devours everything it touches. The skeletal horse becomes a chilling manifestation of this idea: a beast of burden that once carried the promises of progress and prosperity, now stripped bare by the endless demands of a wealth-driven system. Its decayed form reminds us of the human and environmental cost of unchecked greed.

Horse of Avarice

This piece symbolizes the parasitic nature of authoritarianism and systemic control, embodied in the distorted, fragile human figure.

Fungal-like growths reflect invasive ideologies that strip away individuality and freedom, while personal autonomy is eroded through the omnipresence of surveillance, fear and intimidation.

Individuality is erased under oppressive systems, reducing individuals to anonymous components of a dehumanizing machine.

Chaotic blooms of flesh and color hint at rebellion and resilience, which serve as a reminder that even within decay, there is a relentless struggle for liberation and renewal.

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