Untitled (Skull)" by Jean-Michel Basquiat is a seminal work from the early 1980s that encapsulates the artist's groundbreaking approach to contemporary art. This piece, with its bold lines, vivid colours, and haunting imagery, reflects Basquiat's ability to merge the raw energy of street art with profound artistic expression. The skull motif is a recurring theme in Basquiat's work, symbolising both mortality and the intensity of life.
About the Artist
Jean-Michel Basquiat rose from the New York street-art scene of the 1980s to international acclaim. His expressive use of text, colour, and abstracted figures captures themes of identity, race, and power — making each piece a vivid reflection of modern society.
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