Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This artwork comes with an external frame

The title, "Tora Bora," references the mountainous cave complex in Afghanistan where bin Laden was rumoured to have lived post-September 11. This adds a layer of historical and political context to the artwork, inviting contemplation on the implications of terrorism, global conflicts, and the ongoing struggle for worldwide peace and security.
While "Tora Bora" portrays a highly controversial figure, the intention of my artwork is not to glorify or promote bin Laden's actions but rather to provoke thoughtful reflection and discussion. It raises questions about the nature of power and the complexities of individuals in shaping history.
As with any artwork, interpretations of "Tora Bora" may vary depending on the viewer's perspective and understanding. I appreciate that some viewers of same may find it a disturbing representation, while others may see it as an exploration of the darker aspects of human existence. Ultimately, the artwork aims to challenge the viewer's preconceptions, stimulate dialogue, and encourage critical thinking about complex socio-political issues.