Injustice is the brokenness of beauty, because injustice means there is some violence exploitation, or abuse is happening or promises not met. So these are either people, creation, nature, or relationships that have been broken. That is a state of injustice. So that means something that is supposed to be beautiful, that was created to be beautiful, has been damaged and there has been some wrong that was done. So in order for us to create justice out of that situation, we have to think about restoration of that beauty that was broken. So that interplay between justice and beauty, I think the more we talk about it, understand it, and I think we can see the kind of justice that we envision together.

Makoto and Haejin Fujimura discuss how art can serve as a means of envisioning a just future.