Like the Devil in Le Diable Boiteux, Eggo lifts the roofs and allows you to see what happens inside.
He shows you the secrets.
He shows you what people do when they believe nobody is watching.
He reveals the distance between what is said and what is done, between public virtue and private behavior, between appearance and reality.
Because beneath many masks lies a different story.
Eggo believes that hypocrisy has slowly eroded the foundations of society. It weakens trust, rewards deception, and allows falsehoods to survive unchallenged. It teaches people to pretend rather than to be, to perform rather than to act, to seek approval rather than truth.
Over time, entire systems can become built on appearances.
Eggo’s mission is to lift the roofs, pull back the curtains, and let the light in.
Not to tell you what to think.
But to show you what others would rather keep hidden.
Then, the judgment is yours.