Worth enough?

Still kinda surprised so many people take "class warfare" away from this. Having seen loads of anarchist, socialist, and Marxist art, this doesn't come across as a class struggle image anywhere near as much as it does an almost utopian one. It would be such if the people living in that community were cramped in shanties and constantly monitored by drones and forced to drink obviously polluted water, but it looks like a much comfier sort of neo-Çatalhöyük for people who wanted to leave the extremes of a post-Singularity society to rediscover their Neolithic roots. The fact that the megacity is so huge while the horticultural society is so tiny and the little society is also so concerned with its own devices rather than be exploited by the wealthy also doesn't really support the "rich vs. poor" argument. I mean I'm all up for interpretations and whatnot, but it just feels like way too many people stopped at the most bare interpretation possible.

TLDR: People say this is rich vs. poor. As an admirer of socialist art, this looks far closer to techies vs. hippies.

I made an account just to express my appreciation of this work of art. It is truly astounding.