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Silkscreen on mirrored polished steel. Diameter 30 cm. With artist stamp; numbered. Untitled (2Kiss) (2024) by Barbara Kruger is a silkscreen on mirrored polished steel with a diameter of 30 cm, produced in an edition of 300, stamped and numbered by the artist. The work continues Kruger’s iconic use of bold text as both directive and provocation. Here, the single word KISS appears in red at the center of a reflective surface, implicating the viewer directly in the message as they see themselves mirrored in the piece. By merging language, reflection, and participation, Kruger challenges conventions of desire, identity, and power in her instantly recognizable visual language.
Untitled (2Kiss), 2024
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Silkscreen on mirrored polished steel. Diameter 30 cm. With artist stamp; numbered. Untitled (2Kiss) (2024) by Barbara Kruger is a silkscreen on mirrored polished steel with a diameter of 30 cm, produced in an edition of 300, stamped and numbered by the artist. The work continues Kruger’s iconic use of bold text as both directive and provocation. Here, the single word KISS appears in red at the center of a reflective surface, implicating the viewer directly in the message as they see themselves mirrored in the piece. By merging language, reflection, and participation, Kruger challenges conventions of desire, identity, and power in her instantly recognizable visual language.
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