Igor Eugen Prokop | The Living Grove. La Divina Commedia

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PROKOP IGOR EUGEN, Born in 1953, Lives and works in Visegrad, Budapest, Hungary. Quite a renaissance man, Prokop is driven by his ubiquitous curiosity; he graduated with his studies in various fields, including Dentistry, Biology, Film, Design, and Art. Dedicated to his passion for art, he creates fascinating abstract art with a unique artistic style. He is influenced mainly by his love for nature and aims to convey an important message about climate change and nature protection through his art.
Prokop has exhibited in countless solo and group exhibitions around the globe and was awarded respectable international awards, including the Biennale Leonardo Award for drawings, the London Art Biennale Award, the International Confederation of Art Critics Award, the International Prize Andrea Mantegna, the Chianciano Biennale Award for painting and the GOLD LIST Award by the International Art Market Magazine. In addition, Prokop Igor’s work will be featured in an article in the GOLD LIST Special Edition #7, distribution worldwide, and be published this November 2022.

“Humanity as Its Own Enemy: Threats and Solutions

Throughout the history of humanity, various epochal developments have been experienced, leading to a technological level that simultaneously brought new challenges and dangers. Nowadays, civilization enjoys the benefits of its own progress and jeopardizes itself and its environment.
One of the most significant problems is the disintegration of society and the exacerbation of poverty. The vast gap between the rich and poor poses a moral dilemma and destabilizes the social system. While technological progress has created numerous opportunities, only some have benefited equally.
Another serious issue is the depletion of natural resources and the condition of our planet. Humanity has long been consuming Earth’s resources as if they were infinite. However, in reality, natural resources are depleting, and pollution is making the planet almost uninhabitable. There is also a crisis in the political arena, as conflicting interests lead to wars. Nations prioritize their own interests, and global cooperation often lags behind. Wars and conflicts further exacerbate the situation, raising questions about the future of humanity.

Global warming is becoming an increasingly urgent problem. Climate change not only endangers nature but also threatens the future of humanity. Extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other consequences present serious challenges to humanity.
At the individual level, asserting one’s interests is challenging, especially for the poor. Due to power imbalances and social injustices, many are vulnerable and unable to improve their own situations.

In light of all this, the question arises: Is there a solution to the problems generated by humanity? One possible alternative could be the involvement of extraterrestrial intelligence. Assuming that these entities do not aim to destroy humanity but are willing to help, an opportunity may arise to shape a more sustainable future.
This extraterrestrial intelligence could bring ethical, moral, and technical solutions that would make Earth habitable again. Technological progress could be beneficial in sustainable energy production, reducing poverty, and more efficient utilization of natural resources.

However, before contemplating such thinking, it is crucial to understand that the future of humanity is in our hands. Without local and global cooperation, moral and ethical commitment, and dedication to sustainable development, even extraterrestrial intelligence may not be able to fully assist.

Ultimately, the key to the solution lies in humanity’s ability: in cooperation, solidarity, and sustainable development. The steps we take now will have an impact on the lives of future generations and the fate of the Earth. Time is short, and the coming years will be decisive in humanity standing tall and finding solutions to the challenges ahead.”