DYSTOPIAN BEAUTY

The term “dystopia” is derived from the Greek roots “dys,” meaning “bad” or “abnormal,” and “topos,” meaning “place.” It represents a vision of a future or alternate reality that is undesirable, presenting a stark contrast to utopia, a perfect or idealised society. In today’s society, the concept of dystopian beauty has emerged as a unique aesthetic seeking new codes that blur the lines between fiction and reality.