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If You Break It, You Buy It is a bold, rebellious explosion of colour and symbolism. The title itself carries a sense of consequence—perhaps a critique of consumerism, responsibility, or the idea that once something is damaged, it can’t simply be discarded without cost.

Phrases in the piece might suggest a deeper social commentary—pushing against the forced norms of modern society, capitalism, and consumerism culture. The chaotic composition mirrors the modern world’s disorder, where everything is bought, sold, and broken, dis guarded often without accountability.