Fire Power is a striking sculpture of a money bag, crafted from recycled bullets and shotgun shells, symbolizing the intersection of wealth, power, and violence. The bag, traditionally representing prosperity and greed, takes on a new narrative—hinting at how financial power is often backed by force, conflict, and manipulation. The gleaming metallic ammunition woven into the sculpture reflects the hidden cost of wealth, underscoring the idea that fortunes are sometimes built and maintained through aggression and control. The title Fire Power plays on the double meaning of economic influence and literal firepower, suggesting that both forms of power are intertwined in the modern world. The sculpture critiques how violence can serve as a tool for amassing and protecting wealth, while also exploring how money can become a weapon in itself—used to manipulate, dominate, and oppress. The meticulous construction of the money bag, with its taut form and flowing curves, evokes both allure and m