@ny pope
“@ny pope” calls out the hypocrisy of leaders who claim to follow God but lack the love, compassion, and true desire to uplift others. Rooted in the artist’s Louisiana upbringing, where Catholicism and Mardi Gras are deeply woven into the culture, this piece critiques not just the Catholic Church but also community leaders, government officials and pastors who preach virtue while behaving greedily and turning a blind eye to those in need. Through bold symbolism, it challenges those who use faith as a mask for power rather than a force for good.”
“@ny pope” calls out the hypocrisy of leaders who claim to follow God but lack the love, compassion, and true desire to uplift others. Rooted in the artist’s Louisiana upbringing, where Catholicism and Mardi Gras are deeply woven into the culture, this piece critiques not just the Catholic Church but also community leaders, government officials and pastors who preach virtue while behaving greedily and turning a blind eye to those in need. Through bold symbolism, it challenges those who use faith as a mask for power rather than a force for good.”
“@ny pope” calls out the hypocrisy of leaders who claim to follow God but lack the love, compassion, and true desire to uplift others. Rooted in the artist’s Louisiana upbringing, where Catholicism and Mardi Gras are deeply woven into the culture, this piece critiques not just the Catholic Church but also community leaders, government officials and pastors who preach virtue while behaving greedily and turning a blind eye to those in need. Through bold symbolism, it challenges those who use faith as a mask for power rather than a force for good.”