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23-31 October 2027

This project is now archived and was part of DDW25

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The work reflects sleepless nights of doomscrolling, caught between sadness, guilt, anger, apathy, and the urge to resist. By claiming space for both personal reflection and dialogue, it explores where our social responsibility lies and how we can bring positive change.

Where does our responsibility lie?

This mixed-media work investigates emotional and ethical tensions within contemporary capitalist structures. It reflects on the psychological states of guilt, apathy, frustration, and hope shaped by digital saturation and global crises. The work invites reflection on personal complicity in ongoing power structures and opens a critical dialogue on collective responsibility and transformation.

About Guntra Laivacuma

Guntra Laivacuma is a visual artist with a background in social design. Her work explores how emotions are manipulated by consumerism, capitalism, and political control. She examines hidden psychological forces shaping our desires and values, reflecting critically on systems shaping our modern life.