is a thought-provoking piece inspired by the “three wise monkeys” concept. However, unlike the original depiction, where the monkeys' self-imposed actions signify virtue, this piece uses red strokes, representing external forces - social, political, or religious - that compel these actions. The nails used in the artwork symbolize the pressure and force exerted to "do its job." It's a commentary on how governments, societies, or religions often believe that virtue needs to be maintained through external enforcement. The nails are presented with their sharp ends visible, representing the harmful and dangerous side that oppressors want you to see, while concealing the head, which has been beaten and tortured by the hammer. This artwork is a stark reminder of the oppressive forces in our societies and the unseen pain they inflict. Each artwork in this collection is meticulously created using approximately 20,000 nails, demonstrating impressive attention to detail and craftsmanship.