Not every journey ends in fiasco 2

Inspired by the myth of King Midas, this work critiques a system that values profit above human need. The golden apples symbolize wealth that appears generous yet remains inaccessible to those who hunger. While capitalism transforms necessities into commodities, the workers stand as a force of resistance and renewal. By confronting exploitation rather than surrendering to it, the proletariat reclaims dignity, agency, and the fruits of their labor. The work envisions a future where human solidarity triumphs over greed, turning fear and deprivation into collective victory.