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The scornful figure of Cindy Crawford stands out in front of a $10,000 bill issued in 1934.​

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The model, with her personality and talents, conquers the scene by imposing her vital being and relegating money to the rank of a tool of public utility at the service of human development.

​Crawford's gaze seems to intensely scan the horizon, ready to walk the golden catwalks of the new world now at the gates.​

Her attitude induces the observer to acquire confidence and strength of mind, essential to face the final blows of a dying economic paradigm.

​It is this interior attitude that Crawford offers us, which reveals itself to be a tool capable of operating transmutative effects on lust and selfishness, in order to detect and defuse any future infiltrations of such energies coming from our unconscious.