"Collateral Damage" poster

This collage is a confrontation. Glossy smiles and vintage femininity collide with the weight of systems built to ignore, use, and objectify. A man looms with symbolic weight, flanked by watchful eyes and poised to bowl—not at pins, but toward a child. That child stands as a symbol of the future: the generations endangered by careless decisions made by those in power, while also representing the people in power who have lost touch with their own wounded inner child. Women are both subjects and symbols—observed and observing, complicit in performance yet resisting it. The phrase “I see you, creep” isn’t whispered—it’s shouted. This piece speaks to the tension of moving through a world where futures are wagered by those who rarely bear the consequences.

*ALL PROCEEDS OF THIS PRINT WILL BE DONATED TO FAMILIES IN GAZA

• 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
• Slightly glossy
• Fingerprint resistant
• Paper sourced from Japan

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