No Alla Droga 

Agim Sulaj created this artwork called ‘No Alla Droga’ which translates to ‘No to Drugs’ in Italian. Sulaj's works often address social and political issues with a satirical edge, reflecting a broader trend in contemporary art towards social commentary. Here, a glass bottle lies horizontally, a crumpled note inside bearing the word "HELP." The stark monochrome palette heightens the sense of despair. Sulaj captures the silent scream of addiction, the isolation it breeds. The message in a bottle is a potent symbol of desperation, a final plea cast out in the hope of rescue. This speaks to the core of the artist's message: addiction not only affects the individual but sends ripples of distress through communities and families. Sulaj challenges viewers to confront the uncomfortable realities of substance abuse and its profound impact on the human spirit. It reminds us that behind the statistics are individual stories of struggle, resilience, and the urgent need for compassion.