Parasite with Corleone style Jean Michel Basquiat hat

By mentioning Jean Michel Basquiat in the title, an influential neo-expressionist artist, the piece draws a parallel between his artistic style and the theme of the work, where the "parasite" is a figure of exploitation, whether in a social, economic, or artistic context. This raises questions about relationships of dependency and power in society. The parasite wears a hat as a symbol of identity, trying to resemble something bigger and more important. There are people who seek to project an image of success but are actually miserable beings who exploit and degrade others, taking advantage of their effort and work.

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