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

with colorful abstract paint strokes and the words “ PUSSY POWER” written in the middle of the painting

fixed matches and a lot of personal tragedies are just some of the results from these extremely high expectations in today's top level sports

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

Here he makes use of a black and white version of a movie poster featuring a warrior Jake Gyllenhaal looking back

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.