"Who is ruling who?" original oil painting 24x24"

“Who is ruling who?”  is the second in the series of three pieces of artwork that captures a moment of chaos and upheaval as the balance of power shifts dramatically. In this dynamic scene, a rotund and pompous fat cat finds itself in a precarious situation, hanging desperately from a chandelier. Below, a swarm of determined mice scurry about, seizing the opportunity to take control and reclaim their freedoms from the oppressive feline and her accomplices.

This artwork serves as a powerful allegory for the struggle against oppression and the resilience of the 'little guys' in the face of tyranny. The fat cat, a symbol of authority and privilege, is now vulnerable and powerless, while the mice, often regarded as insignificant, rise to the occasion and assert their agency.

"Who is Ruling Who?" tells a story of revolt and liberation, illustrating the idea that sometimes the seemingly powerless can unite and challenge those who have held sway for too long. It's a reminder that even in the face of chaos and confusion, the pursuit of freedom and justice can bring about a more equitable world. This artwork sparks contemplation on the dynamics of power and the potential for change when the oppressed rise together to take back control.

• Year Created: 2021
• Title: Who is ruling who?
  
• Dimensions: 24 x 24"
  
• Price: $3,160
  
• Medium: Oil on Canvas