Moiré 3 Japanese culture translating the rhythmic action lines

translating the rhythmic action lines into a contemporary statement piece that brings color and life to any interior wall

and Artetrama’s own overview of the artist’s editions identifies the Flower Ball family as one of the recurring anchors in his body of work

can be seen as a representation of an individual stripped of their humanity or cultural identity

keeping alive the legacy of Warhol and his unintended muse

Belongs to the suite that illustrates writer Gabriel García Márquez's book "El último viaje del buque fantasma"

Moiré 3 Japanese culture translating the rhythmic action linesEtching on paper hand signed and numbered by the artist on the back. This work belongs to a limited edition of only 39 copies. Edited by Paragon Press, UK.