Our Future, Their Hands explores the direct relationship between past, present, and future. At the center of the mural, a child wearing an astronaut helmet represents the future — still undefined, fragile, yet full of potential. The child’s direct gaze confronts the viewer with a shared responsibility for what lies ahead.

On either side, two elderly faces rendered in a graphic, line-based style symbolize the past. They embody previous generations whose labor, decisions, and sacrifices shaped the world we inhabit today. These figures are not idealized; they appear as witnesses of time, carrying memory, experience, and consequence.

The phrase integrated into the mural reinforces the core concept: the future does not emerge in isolation. It is built upon the actions, values, and hands of those who came before us, and reshaped by the choices we make now.

Natural elements, such as the birds resting on the astronaut helmet, introduce a subtle layer of symbolism connected to fragility, balance, and coexistence between humanity and nature — recurring themes within the artist’s practice.

Our Future, Their Hands stands as both a silent warning and a collective invitation: tomorrow is being shaped today, but it rests firmly on the foundations left by yesterday.