BLINDED

BLINDED

The Art of Distraction in Nyhavn's Shadows

In the pulsing heart of Nyhavn, against the stoic backdrop of a financial edifice, the Propaganda Department has unfurled its latest canvas—a grand poster whispering a truth long spoken, now resounding through the corridors of power and pleasure. The blindfolded family, icons of the joyous and the governed, smile in their serene ignorance, embodying the masses lulled by delight, unaware of the chess game of governance.

Carstensen's immortal words, "when the people are amusing themselves, they do not think about politics," once swayed a monarch; today, they challenge the passerby from their vantage point on the bank's facade. This strategic placement is no mere chance—it is a proclamation that even in the temples of commerce, the old dance of distraction and power ensues. Here, the Propaganda Department declares its dominion, a sentinel of the past, echoing a message that the strings of the puppeteers of diversion are as taut as ever, pulling ever so gently on the marionettes of the metropolis.