This piece presents a fierce female figure with platinum blonde hair styled in a punk-inspired quiff, clad in a strapless black corset. Her expression is bold and confrontational, amplified by dramatic makeup, tattoos, and the incorporation of comic-style text and graphics around her.
The top of the work features the phrase “ABSOLUT POWER” — a satirical play on Absolut Vodka’s iconic advertising campaign. This commercial slogan is subverted into a critique of branding, desire, and cultural obsession with power and consumption.
Across the composition, comic-book bursts, graffiti scrawls, and fragmented text read: “NO, I SAID ALLO… BUT THAT’S CLOSE ENOUGH!”. These playful lines add a tongue-in-cheek, rebellious humor to the work.
The surface is richly layered with spray-painted textures, neon splashes, and golden patches resembling gilded foil. These golden fragments provide a jarring contrast to the gritty urban street-art aesthetic, hinting at both glamor and decay.
