Empathy is not a gesture, but a complex cognitive ability – to recognize, feel, and integrate the emotional states of other beings. By putting ourselves in their situation, seeing reality through their eyes, we develop the ability to think from multiple perspectives – the foundation of a future in which we want to coexist, not just survive. Are we ready to entrust the future of humanity and our planet to systems that learn from us – even though we ourselves do not fully understand what it means to empathize? Perhaps the time has come to reboot our own system of empathy – before we hand it over to algorithms.
We base our communication on the gaze – a nonverbal act that opens us to understanding and empathy. We want to speak about the moment of true seeing: free from filters, judgments, and safe distance. The eyes become a natural motif in this narrative. They initiate contact, spark reflection, and build a sense of reciprocity. It is through the gaze that dialogue is activated – including the silent, deep one between different forms of existence. The motif of the eyes is also a symbolic reference to the future – the one we want to build through empathy, with understanding being the beginning of shared feeling.
We base our communication on the gaze – a nonverbal act that opens us to understanding and empathy. We want to speak about the moment of true seeing: free from filters, judgments, and safe distance. The eyes become a natural motif in this narrative. They initiate contact, spark reflection, and build a sense of reciprocity. It is through the gaze that dialogue is activated – including the silent, deep one between different forms of existence. The motif of the eyes is also a symbolic reference to the future – the one we want to build through empathy, with understanding being the beginning of shared feeling.
