The Feast and the Famine

About The Entry

The Feast and The Famine is a digital illustration that confronts structural inequality in healthcare. Inspired by news reports of organ-transplant “queue-jumping” and illegal organ harvesting, the work visualizes a world where privilege feeds on the vulnerable. Its left–right inverted composition presents two coexisting realities: an amassed, pleading underclass whose individual sufferings merge into a monstrous presence, and elegant elites who dance in detached celebration. A freshly transplanted limb becomes a chilling emblem of exploitation, while a clock beneath their feet suggests time as a luxury for the privileged and a slow disappearance for those waiting.