The artwork maps out a critical visual commentary inspired by the heavy symbology embedded within the United States one-dollar bill, specifically targetting the pyramid emblem often classified as an Illuminati and Masonic stamp. Recognizing this paper currency as the most heavily circulated object encountered across everyday life, the proposal transforms daily readymade layers into deconstructed images that explore cultural conditioning. The horizontal layout anchors a powerful perspective structured around a bold color-block environment, balancing the green engraved currency note in central position against a solid, vibrant mustard yellow fabric surface. The core disruption relies on a sharp, round circular cutout window completely removing the iconic pyramid graphic seal, referencing Bob Marley's lyrical rebellion against systemic deception and mental school training.
 
The artist was inspired by the symbology of the one dollar bill, and especially by the image of the pyramid on this bill, which is considered an Illuminati symbol. As this is the most circulated bill in the country, it is a sign that we find every day. In this Bob Marley song, the lyrics allude a little to this symbol:
"Don't let them fool ya
Or even try to school ya
Oh no
We've got a mind of our own
So go to hell if what you're thinking is not right
Love would never leave us alone
Ay, in the darkness there must come out the light"
 
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