FOOD

This cartoon reflects a world where human suffering is transformed into consumption.
The large figure symbolizes systems of power, greed, and exploitation that feed themselves through poverty, fear, and helplessness. The people on the left are not only witnesses of this process, but also its victims.

The dark atmosphere and distorted forms emphasize the loss of humanity within modern social and economic systems. What is served on the plate is not simply food — it is the result of human pain being consumed and normalized.

The drawing questions how societies can become indifferent to injustice while turning human misery into something ordinary, profitable, and invisible.