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// Coney Island V by Donald Baechler is a playful and vibrant screen-print from 1994, characterized by its childlike simplicity and bold use of color. The piece features a round, stylized face with wide, blue eyes and a red nose, set against a yellow and pink geometric background. The facial expression, coupled with the whimsical design, evokes a sense of nostalgia and innocence, reminiscent of carnival or amusement park imagery often associated with Coney Island. Baechler’s approach, which blends abstract forms with figurative elements, reflects his interest in popular culture and memory, transforming familiar motifs into expressive, visually engaging compositions.
Coney Island V, 1994
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// Coney Island V by Donald Baechler is a playful and vibrant screen-print from 1994, characterized by its childlike simplicity and bold use of color. The piece features a round, stylized face with wide, blue eyes and a red nose, set against a yellow and pink geometric background. The facial expression, coupled with the whimsical design, evokes a sense of nostalgia and innocence, reminiscent of carnival or amusement park imagery often associated with Coney Island. Baechler’s approach, which blends abstract forms with figurative elements, reflects his interest in popular culture and memory, transforming familiar motifs into expressive, visually engaging compositions.
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