Montreux, 1983 (yellow) Realism merging its exquisite ornamentation with

merging its exquisite ornamentation with a vibrant palette and a contemporary sensibility that resonates with today’s visual culture

The uniform arrangement of images and the lack of traditional painting techniques led to comparisons with artists like Donald Judd or Sol LeWitt

where variation exists within a controlled and repeatable structure

the work also opens onto Murakami’s wider dialogue with Superflat

surface delight and existential reflection

Montreux, 1983 (yellow) Realism merging its exquisite ornamentation with5 color silkscreen on paper, printed by Serigraphie Uldry Bern, Switzerland. Keith Haring created over 80 unique posters throughout his career. Some of them were designed big corporations advertising but others were created for announce cultural event or for NGOs. Haring, the one who stated "art is for everybody" and well known activist, use this posters to create social awareness about HIV disease, South African Apartheid or nuclear disarmament.