Dystopia

The Statue of Liberty stands altered by mood and perspective, its once-familiar promise reframed into something uneasy and uncertain. In this image, scale and atmosphere distort meaning, turning a global symbol of freedom into a quiet reflection on fragility and doubt. The monument remains, but its message feels unstable—shaped by shadows, distance, and the viewer’s own interpretation. Dystopia explores how the world can be read in radically different ways, depending on where we stand and what we bring with us. It suggests that even the most enduring symbols are not fixed truths, but mirrors—reflecting hope, fear, and the shifting realities of the time.