Flowerball
- Shipping from: Italy
Takashi Murakami - Flowerball
The work “Flowerball” by Takashi Murakami, created in 2010 using offset printing, features a circular format with a diameter of 71 cm and was produced in a limited edition of 300 signed and numbered pieces by the artist.
The composition depicts a bouquet of smiling flowers arranged harmoniously within the round perimeter of the image. The stylized, recognizable, and iconic faces are framed by multicolored petals alternating between vivid, pastel, and fluorescent tones. The background, decorated with subtle monochrome patterns, enhances the chromatic energy of the flowers, amplifying the visual impact of the work.
“Flowerball” highlights the artist’s interest in repetition, visual rhythm, and circularity, both in compositional and symbolic terms. In “Flowerball”, the surface becomes a place of contemplation and optical play, where tradition and modernity meet in a conscious balance between refined art and pop language.
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Soup, and he made experimental films like Empire.
From a stylistic point of view, he rejected the dominant painting and sculpting techniques and embraced silk-screen printmaking, creating his typical flat areas of color and sharp outlines.
With his New York studio, The Factory, Andy Warhol created a gathering place for artists, intellectuals and celebrities. The scope of his art had a strong influence on other artists such as Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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