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Edition of 50 - Original Lithograph - Hand Signed by the Artist & Numbered - Published by Poligrafa, Barcelona Spain - In mint condition // Untitled Green by Dr. Lakra, a lithograph created in 2008, presents a rich tapestry of tattoo-inspired imagery against a green-toned background. This limited edition piece, published by Poligrafa in Barcelona, reveals a central female face surrounded by a chaotic mix of symbols and figures in sepia, red, and blue hues. The artwork includes skulls, snakes, roses, a devilish figure, and an array of grotesque faces and mystical motifs, each rendered with intricate detail. The text Hell Bound appears as a tattoo on one figure, enhancing the rebellious and darkly humorous tone. Dr. Lakra’s work combines traditional tattoo aesthetics with elements of horror and fantasy, inviting viewers into a surreal narrative that explores themes of mortality, myth, and the uncanny. The layered composition captures a complex interplay of beauty and menace, characteristic of Dr. Lakra’s unique style.
Untitled Green, 2008
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Edition of 50 - Original Lithograph - Hand Signed by the Artist & Numbered - Published by Poligrafa, Barcelona Spain - In mint condition // Untitled Green by Dr. Lakra, a lithograph created in 2008, presents a rich tapestry of tattoo-inspired imagery against a green-toned background. This limited edition piece, published by Poligrafa in Barcelona, reveals a central female face surrounded by a chaotic mix of symbols and figures in sepia, red, and blue hues. The artwork includes skulls, snakes, roses, a devilish figure, and an array of grotesque faces and mystical motifs, each rendered with intricate detail. The text Hell Bound appears as a tattoo on one figure, enhancing the rebellious and darkly humorous tone. Dr. Lakra’s work combines traditional tattoo aesthetics with elements of horror and fantasy, inviting viewers into a surreal narrative that explores themes of mortality, myth, and the uncanny. The layered composition captures a complex interplay of beauty and menace, characteristic of Dr. Lakra’s unique style.
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What is new figuration?
Neo-Figurative Art is a collective term that refers to the revival of figurative art in America and Europe during the 1960s, following a period dominated by abstraction. Michel Ragon, a French art critic, argued that this resurgence of figuration occurred during a critical time of social and political upheaval in both regions.
