EXPIRATION DATE presents the planet as a perishable consumer product; wrapped in plastic, labeled, and treated as something meant to be used up, reflecting the way Earth is increasingly handled under a culture of overconsumption. As the expiration date approaches, the work questions how long responsibility can be postponed, and whether waiting for a "better moment" has become part of the problem. The piece reflects on a system that wraps what it values in plastic, while slowly suffocating the earth with it in the process. Created as a direct call to action for International Mother Earth Day, the piece urges a more serious and active engagement with the planet. Not as something to be consumed until it expires, but as something that requires immediate attention, collective responsibility, and long-term care.

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