In this composition I chose to mimic Warhol's style of his series of gun paintings. Instead of guns, I decided to stick to the Warhol idea of American icons by depicting the White House. 

The black and white versions are there to represent a kind of duality to this leadership icon - people who meet there have the power to do amazing things with the country, but they also have the power to make decisions that could greatly harm millions of people. Just like in the gun paintings, they are slightly shifted, giving a sense of vibration and movement to the object. This is to represent the constant discussion of controversial issues that have resulted from certain events that are happening across the country, and works to symbolize some of the country's  unrest. 

I  chose to put the composition on a red background because it gives a rather grave tone to the image, and it also reemphasizes the conflict and bloodshed that goes on. 

Personally I had a lot of struggle with photoshop in this composition. I would have liked to have access to something like a silk screen because I feel that I would have been able to capture the essence of the image in a more Warholian style.