1.5 billion pounds of sheep's wool is wasted annually. Wool Over the Eyes critiques the unethical practices of the meat, fashion and textile industries. Creating a needle-felted sculpture, I sought to source the raw fleece locally—only to find it either already discarded, unavailable, or priced beyond budget despite being considered a waste product. The disconnect between abundance and access reflects a broader system that undervalues natural materials while promoting synthetic alternatives. The form questions not only our material choices, but the systems that obscure more sustainable options in favor of profit and convenience.