On a symbolic level, Casino is filled with objects and visual references. In the lower-left corner, a green playing field marked with the word “Passe” clearly evokes gambling. This reference—along with embedded coins, chips, and counters—creates a direct connection to the title Casino, conjuring images of a roulette table. A compass in the upper half of the painting draws attention to themes of orientation—or disorientation. The fragmented lettering “CAS” along the bottom edge reinforces the work’s title and provides another semantic anchor. Drawings of faces and figures introduce emotional tension and psychological fragmentation into the composition.

A standout element in the exhibition was a bright red toy gun—a three-dimensional object that starkly contrasts with the painterly background. Its sharp contours and intense color lend the piece a dramatic edge. This gun may symbolize danger, violence, or risk, serving as a pointed commentary on the hazards of gambling. Small dinosaur figurines, while humorous at first glance, can also allude to transience, extinction, or childlike naivety, depending on the viewer’s perspective. The surrounding purple and white brushstrokes integrate these figures into the painting’s overall flow. Phrases like “IRRE” (German for “crazy”) emphasize the expressive, chaotic nature of the work and evoke themes of irrationality and madness.