Evolution examines protest as a repeated social gesture shaped by selective attention.

Drawing on the logic of the Three Wise Monkeys—see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil—the work reflects how individuals and societies actively or passively ignore what already exists.

Rather than engaging with reality as a whole, people choose what they are willing to see, or accept narratives filtered and distributed by social and governmental systems.

Here, evolution is not understood as linear progress, but as structural repetition: forms shift, positions rotate, yet whether these actions truly produce change remains unresolved.