This artwork uses iconic figures and luxury symbols to create a commentary on wealth, power, and consumerism. In the center is Tony Montana from Scarface, symbolizing the rise and corruption associated with the pursuit of power and wealth. In the lower right corner, The Godfather's Vito Corleone represents authority and control, further emphasizing themes of influence and legacy. A Pepsi can wrapped in a Rolex watch adds a twist of irony, merging pop culture with high-end luxury to underscore the commodification of everyday items. Scrooge McDuck, notorious for his obsession with wealth.
 
The artwork features the provocative phrase “IS THIS ART” rather than “THIS IS ART,” challenging the viewer to question the nature of art itself. By juxtaposing iconic figures like Scarface's Tony Montana and The Godfather's Vito Corleone with symbols of wealth such as a Pepsi can wrapped in a Rolex and LV dressed Scrooge McDuck, the piece explores the blurred lines between art, materialism, and status. This subtle twist invites the viewer to reflect on society’s glamorization of power, status and wealth while questioning what truly constitutes "art."
 
*This limited edition piece is available in only 3 units. This is 1 of 3. Comes signed with a certificate of authenticity 
 
 
Features:
 
Material& Finshing: Aluminium ,mixed media, resin
 
Thickness: 3mm (0.12") for a durable, rigid base.
 
Sizes: 70x100cm/28x40inches
 
Shipping: Fast & secure shipping
 
Serial No:SFL-2024-0006
 
Information on custom options:
 
 
Luxury Edition: Finished with a gold antique frame, customised with graffiti detailing on the exterior for a unique blend of luxury and street art.
 
**Please note that if custom options are purchased then the delivery time could be extended since it takes 7-9 days to apply these customisations.