Storno uses the medium of collage to piece together a narrative of power that spans continents. By placing an African American figure at the center of a royal composition, the work examines how identity intersects with traditional symbols of statehood. The portrait orientation emphasizes the stature of the subject, framed by elements that suggest both European and Southeast Asian urban environments, suggesting a reign that is global in scope.

The "glory" depicted here is not merely a crown, but a collection of life experiences and geographic markers. National symbols and patriotic fervor are recontextualized through a lens of diversity, suggesting that leadership is as much about personal history as it is about political climate. The classic frame anchors these layered textures, grounding the vibrant, abstract concepts in a recognizable form of prestige.