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Serigraph // KAWS’s Tension #2 (2019) is a limited edition serigraph that showcases his mastery of abstraction through bold shapes and vivid colors. The composition is a dynamic interplay of geometric and organic forms, with contrasting hues such as bright reds, deep blues, greens, purples, and splashes of yellow. The overlapping layers create a sense of movement and depth, while the curving lines and sharp angles evoke a feeling of tension, as the title suggests. This serigraph highlights KAWS’s transition from his more figurative works to a vibrant, abstract expression of his signature style, blending pop culture influences with fine art.
Tension #2, 2019
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Serigraph // KAWS’s Tension #2 (2019) is a limited edition serigraph that showcases his mastery of abstraction through bold shapes and vivid colors. The composition is a dynamic interplay of geometric and organic forms, with contrasting hues such as bright reds, deep blues, greens, purples, and splashes of yellow. The overlapping layers create a sense of movement and depth, while the curving lines and sharp angles evoke a feeling of tension, as the title suggests. This serigraph highlights KAWS’s transition from his more figurative works to a vibrant, abstract expression of his signature style, blending pop culture influences with fine art.
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