From Where I Hang, You Are Wrong!

The bat hangs upside down, convinced that its view is the only correct one. Through this simple reversal, the painting mirrors a deeply human habit: judging others from the limits of our own perspective. We often believe our truth is absolute, forgetting that every viewpoint is shaped by where we stand. The work gently questions this arrogance, suggesting that understanding begins when we accept that no single perspective holds the whole truth.