Zeus' Punishment

The gods understood something about eternity that we still resist: the cruelest sentence isn't pain, it's repetition without purpose. Each ascent erases itself the moment it's completed, the stone doesn't remember yesterday's climb, and neither, perhaps, were we meant to. Camus refused to call this futility a tragedy, insisting the absurdity be thought of as its own reward, indifferent to outcome. After all, one must imagine Sisyphus happy.

Material: Resin
Dimensions (H x L x W): 10.8 x 17.5 x 5 cm
Weight: 214 g