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Miniature figurines inside a shadow box stand before a repetitive background inspired by luxury and speed. The scene critiques the link between wealth, time, and privilege — how some can afford to play while others race to catch up. A reflection on how branding shapes value and perception.
  • Miniature figurines inside a shadow box stand before a repetitive background inspired by luxury and speed. The scene critiques the link between wealth, time, and privilege — how some can afford to play while others race to catch up. A reflection on how branding shapes value and perception.
  • Model of a bridge with small figures on top, set against luxury logos.
  • Model of a bridge with people and a crown in the background
  • Model figure of a person with a trans pallet and boxes labeled 'FedEx' on a white background.
The Rich on Time
$899.00

This work explores the tension between speed and wealth, and the way time itself becomes a privilege. Set within a constructed miniature world, the piece stages a dialogue between playfulness and critique, suggesting that while some can afford to treat time as a luxury, others are caught in its relentless pace.

The repetition of symbols creates an atmosphere of excess and inevitability, evoking the saturation of our daily lives with promises of speed, success, and prestige. The figures, small and fragile, stand as both participants in and witnesses to this system — a system where access to time and leisure is not shared equally.

How value is measured, who controls the clock, and what it means to be “on time” in a world where wealth can bend the rules of urgency.

One of a kind original Artwork.

Dimensions: 12x16

Disclaimer: This artwork is an independent artistic expression created for creative and transformative purposes. The trademarks, logos, and brand names depicted herein are the property of their respective owners. This work is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the companies or brands featured. All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their respective holders. This piece is intended as commentary and does not imply ownership or association.

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