Power
Power
Power — Hand-Etched Leather Artwork by Francesco La Rosa
Artist: Francesco La Rosa
Year: Not specified
Medium: Hand-etched by knife on leather
Size: 114 × 81 cm (45 × 32 inches)
Style: Hyper-realistic / conceptual craftsmanship
Subject: Power, capitalism, violence, global systems
Availability: Unique work
Includes: Certificate of Authenticity
A powerful contemporary work examining the intersection of violence, capitalism, and global power structures. In Power, Francesco La Rosa juxtaposes two iconic assault rifle silhouettes, intricately constructed from elements of U.S. currency.
Through meticulous hand-etching on leather, the artist reveals symbolic details including the image of George Washington and the Eye of Providence, drawing attention to the entanglement of economic systems and conflict. The precision of the micro-carving technique contrasts with the intensity of the subject, creating a composition that is both visually striking and conceptually provocative.
The use of leather as a medium adds depth and permanence to the work, reinforcing its commentary on enduring systems of power and control. Balancing craftsmanship with critical reflection, Power stands as a compelling statement on the forces that shape contemporary society.
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