Humanity sees itself at the top of the food chain. Our banquet table is lavishly set. But what if we are actually part of someone else’s feast, trapped without even knowing it?
What if what we call freedom is actually the blind existence of a caged animal? Perhaps we are pulsing away as someone’s “invisible” meal, unaware that cosmic forces and interdimensional gourmets are quietly lurking behind the scenes, each one picking a morsel that suits their taste.
“Free-Range Humans” offers food for thought through humor and irony.
Maybe we, too, are part of the food chain, just not in the place we’re used to. Maybe there’s always a “bigger fish” somewhere, calmly choosing its next bite.
“Free-Range Humans” has been shown at two exhibitions:
2024 Ööliblikasõbralik teokast, Türi Kultuurikeskuse kunstigalerii, Türi, Estonia 2023 Müüdid . Surm . Tulnukad (with Lennart Pihl), Kuressaare Raegalerii, Kuressaare, Estonia
