Gingerbread

Gingerbread explores the paradox of protest in a censored world. The gingerbread figure, often a symbol of innocence, holds a checkered flag—stitched and restrained, transforming it into a muted message of resistance. The bright, intersecting lines symbolize suppression and disruption, while the scattered letters beneath suggest fragmented voices struggling to be heard. This piece invites reflection on the nature of rebellion, compliance, and the delicate balance between speaking out and staying silent in a constrained reality. A visually compelling commentary on the complexities of censorship and protest.