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The Distortion of Generations
By Ridhvi Garg Tuesday, Apr 25, 2023
Made with acrylic on canvas, this art piece shows how the older generations distort the perception of the world by the next generation. This forces the newer generation to ignore the changing aspects of modern society and irrationally causes them to go with the norms and customs.
