Signal Superflat creating a visual connection between

creating a visual connection between the individual and their environment

The drama "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" was intended to be filmed in black and white as this was the standard practice for artistic movies during the 1950's

while also reflecting key ideas associated with Pop Art and the transformation of celebrity into image

each depicting a different variety of the famous Campbell’s soups

The images are characterized by their soft lighting and romantic atmosphere

Signal Superflat creating a visual connection betweenOffset lithograph with silver on paper. This work belongs to a limited edition of 300 and is hand signed and numbered by Takashi Murakami on the lower right corner. Published by Kaikai Kiki Co., Japan. Following the success of Takashi Murakamis Skulls series and its counterpart, Flowers, the Japanese artist developed a self referential fusion that both parodies his own imagery and pushes his exploration of dualities further. The result was the Flowers