The Sugar Pantheon

Two figures stand poolside in mirrored allure, not as companions, but as co-rulers.

Their red masks refuse identity, leaving only role: the adored, the desired, the expensive. 

Money litters the ground like fallen petals. 

Affection here is not implied — it is paid for. 

The estate behind them is not home. It is stage.

Sanctuary. Market.

They do not ask. They receive.

This work explores sisterhood within transactional power structures — the alliance of women who understand their value and play the game together rather than against one another. A duet of seduction becomes a shared throne, not a competition.

Medium:

Fine Art Photography, Archival HD Print on Metal, Museum

Plexiglass Seal, Aluminum Frame.

60 x 40 in. / 152 x 102 cm

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