Love has long ceased to be perceived as the joint labor of two souls toward mutual growth; instead, it has become a game that quickly grows tiresome if it proves too complex.
Modern love has brilliant marketing - everyone wants it - but the "product ingredients" are lacking. No one knows exactly what they want: validation, an escape from loneliness, control, or a bandage for childhood traumas. This kind of love is attractive only in the format of an advertisement, but when the "demo mode" ends, nothing remains but a heavy hangover and disappointment.
But don’t worry - the marketers won’t let you grieve; they’ll show you where to find the next soap bubble onto which they’ll slap the label "your next big love."
Digital drawing, 2026
Collaboration: OhHungryArtist x Hairofmedusa