WHITE GOD examines themes of power, control, and the absence of agency. The male and female figures are depicted without hands, symbolizing their inability to act of their own will. Instead, the power of life and death is embodied in the dagger positioned beside the female figure—an external force that dictates their fate. The contrast between the figures and the golden background evokes a divine or authoritative presence, suggesting an influence beyond their own nature. The composition questions the role of imposed structures—whether religious, societal, or colonial—in determining identity, autonomy, and survival.