The Goddess of Justice (wearing Syvy's vandalized trench coat) appears drawn with a "digital pen," the same one used to paint the work, and a tablet. This time, however, she is not depicted as a classic justice blindfolded but, on the contrary, with a face covered by several masks, a … (read more)

The Goddess of Justice (wearing Syvy's vandalized trench coat) appears drawn with a "digital pen," the same one used to paint the work, and a tablet. This time, however, she is not depicted as a classic justice blindfolded but, on the contrary, with a face covered by several masks, a provocation towards today's justice, which is often not so "right" as it takes on different faces depending on who it has in front of it. The metaphor of justice represented by the panel presenting itself with a perfect body (as suggested by Hackatao) refers to the most indiscreet judge of the last decade, social media. Each of them is subjected to constant judgment and therefore tends to "design" themselves as what they are not in reality. In this work, it can be seen how the appreciation ("likes") for beauty is directly proportional, a reason that leads modern society more and more to superficiality and appearance.