In god we trust no one

€2,750.00

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Artist: James Chiew
Title: In god we trust no one
Technique: Lenticular with frame
Size: 60x60cm
Edition: 10 worldwide

“In God We Trust No One” is a striking lenticular artwork that reimagines the iconic one-dollar bill. Through the clever use of lenticular printing, the piece transforms depending on the viewer’s angle.

From one perspective, the artwork appears as a standard dollar bill, complete with all its recognizable details and symbols. However, as the angle shifts, the face on the bill morphs into a skeletal figure. This haunting transformation challenges the viewer to question the notions of trust, value, and mortality often associated with currency and power.

The juxtaposition of life and death in this piece evokes a powerful commentary on the ephemeral nature of wealth and the societal structures we place faith in. The title, “In God We Trust No One,” underscores the skepticism and existential undertones woven into the artwork, making it both visually captivating and intellectually provocative.

In god we trust no one

€2,750.00

Euro (€) - EUR
  • Euro (€) - EUR
  • United States dollar ($) - USD

Artist: James Chiew
Title: In god we trust no one
Technique: Lenticular with frame
Size: 60x60cm
Edition: 10 worldwide

“In God We Trust No One” is a striking lenticular artwork that reimagines the iconic one-dollar bill. Through the clever use of lenticular printing, the piece transforms depending on the viewer’s angle.

From one perspective, the artwork appears as a standard dollar bill, complete with all its recognizable details and symbols. However, as the angle shifts, the face on the bill morphs into a skeletal figure. This haunting transformation challenges the viewer to question the notions of trust, value, and mortality often associated with currency and power.

The juxtaposition of life and death in this piece evokes a powerful commentary on the ephemeral nature of wealth and the societal structures we place faith in. The title, “In God We Trust No One,” underscores the skepticism and existential undertones woven into the artwork, making it both visually captivating and intellectually provocative.

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