The Thinkers (Set of three)

Thought was never meant to be a solitary act, that's the myth of the lone genius, hunched over a single burning question in an empty room. Socrates never wrote a word alone in a room; he thought out loud, in the agora, forcing his ideas to survive contact with someone else's. Plato built an entire Academy on the same premise, that an idea is sharpened by friction. Here, three minds sit in the same loud silence because wisdom was never a monologue. It only ever survived as a room full of people willing to be wrong out loud.

Material: Resin
Dimensions (H x L x W, per piece, max): 23 x 12 x 10 cm
Weight: 1737 g