Volume II: Desire

Be careful what you wish for. The gods have a terrible sense of humor.

In Greek mythology, desire was responsible for some of the most spectacularly regrettable decisions ever made. Love, wealth, pleasure, obsession. Whatever the temptation, someone was willing to risk absolutely everything to pursue it.

From King Midas discovering the downside of unlimited riches to Narcissus falling hopelessly in love with himself, ancient myths remind us that wanting something and actually benefiting from it are two very different things.

Volume II: Desire explores the timeless human tendency to chase what we want, overlook the consequences, and occasionally regret getting exactly what we asked for.

Because apparently, knowing better has never stopped anyone.