40" x 48"
Silkscreen & acrylic on canvas
This piece presents a bold, monochromatic reinterpretation of the U.S. $100 bill, blending financial iconography with street-art sensibility. Rendered in black and white, the work layers Benjamin Franklin’s portrait with distressed textures, heavy contrast, and graphic markings that feel both intentional and disruptive.
The front and back of the bill are stacked, creating a mirrored dialogue between power and legacy, while the worn, almost vandalized aesthetic challenges the idea of money as something pristine or untouchable. Overall, the piece feels like a commentary on wealth, trust, and the raw reality behind the symbol of currency luxury stripped down to grit.
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