Final Year Project

Modern inequality mirrors ancient sacrifices—the powerless are still exploited. Children once bled to please the Rain God; today, the vulnerable suffer under systemic neglect. The homeless face scorn, not compassion, while the powerful uphold oppressive hierarchies. Ritualized cruelty has merely evolved: blades became policies, altars turned into boardrooms. Society condemns barbarism yet perpetuates its logic, sacrificing the marginalized to greed. The cries go unheard, the injustice unchanged—only the methods have refined.

I crafted a patchwork using ethnic-patterned ribbons to evoke a sense of heaviness, akin to being bound by shackles. The varied panels symbolize the chaotic forms created when slaves were forced off altars, colliding with stairs.