I designed the artwork on this AK to resemble banknotes aiming for a provocative fusion of violence and wealth. The body is adorned with green filigree and watermarks, mimicking the texture and detail of banknotes. This piece serves as a commentary on the intersection of power, greed, and conflict. This gun, once a symbol of destruction, is reimagined as an object of affluence, blurring the line between economic prosperity and the means by which it is often attained. In this design, the AK becomes a dark metaphor for how wealth and power can be both alluring and dangerous, reflecting the harsh realities of a world where money and use of force go hand in hand.

"Get in, get paid, get gone."