How is sustainable social equity possible without the acknowledgement of unsustainable objects? I view these objects as evidence of inequality, and the evidence exists among us, with us, and for us. In my painting; “One and the Same”, I present this evidence as a blow-up doll, both environmentally and socially unsustainable, a fake plastic body is humanized to dehumanize us. They meet the needs of many, are alternative options to real human exploitation, yet, they are unsustainable as they simultaneously normalize and regulate the objectification of the human body. My work re-contextualizes the existence of these human-like objects in order to better understand, emphasize, and cope with their existence, for myself, and for my viewers. Today, Uncanny Valley-like “humans” are manufactured beyond the scope of sexual companionship; they are becoming partners, lovers, even friends. Can we sustain social equity by addressing the void blow-up and sex-dolls fill?