KEITH HARING - TWO DOLLARS 1982
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In this work, Keith Haring intervenes directly on a two-dollar bill, transforming an everyday object into an artistic medium. The drawing, made with ink and marker, features one of his typical stylized figures, defined by bold black lines and brightly colored backgrounds. The use of currency as a base is a documented element in Haring's production in the mid-1980s, when the artist experimented with unconventional media to emphasize the immediacy of the gesture and the relationship between art, economics, and pop culture. Signed on the front, the work combines the iconic power of his language with the spontaneity of the ready-made.
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Year : 1982
Conditions: Excellent
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