A true American icon, the Statue of Liberty is depicted in three shades of gray, creating a striking contrast with the vivid red of a card replacing its iconic torch.
This transformation subtly evokes the referee role that the statue embodies, suggesting a parallel between liberty and the crucial decisions made in the world of sport.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this reinterpretation invites deep reflection. The red card evokes not only the sporting world but also the burning issues of current Western society.
It highlights the paradoxes of Western countries, which advocate for freedom while reinforcing certain restrictive decisions.
The gray statue, austere in appearance, prompts questioning the limits of this freedom.

This model thus becomes an engaged motif, offering a profound reflection on crucial societal issues.