The painting's statement refers to today's advertising industry

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Hornsleth is fascinated by weapons and how we humans choose to use them in the public space

no black (a metaphor for anxiety)

Abstract blue Size:100 x 140 The painting's statement refers toThis poster diverges from Hornsleth's usual style with nuanced blue strokes, resembling a serene river surface. Embracing futilism, a concept by Hornsleth, it symbolizes a lack of meaning. Hornsleth explains , "The Futilist composition has no up or down, you can't navigate around it, there is no consistency, no substance, or structureperfectly reflecting the meaningless empty lie of world peace.