Don’t look up!
The iconic fable by Krylov
served as a starting point for this work, but our story goes even further, exploring the inner turmoil of a mind torn apart by doubt.
Our protagonist becomes the architect of his own downfall—his uncertainties eroding the very foundation beneath him.
Doubt has the power to destroy your base, to rob you of the chance to truly experience life, to prevent you from creating something new. In the end, it can make you lose faith in yourself entirely.
The title was inspired by the film, particularly one of its final scenes—scientists calmly sipping tea, free of doubt, fully immersed in the pure, distilled pleasure of the moment.
Doubt has the power to destroy your base, to rob you of the chance to truly experience life, to prevent you from creating something new. In the end, it can make you lose faith in yourself entirely.
The title was inspired by the film, particularly one of its final scenes—scientists calmly sipping tea, free of doubt, fully immersed in the pure, distilled pleasure of the moment.
Three Hares «Don’t look up!»
Three Hares «Don’t look up!»
Materials: Aluminum, wood.
