Three stick-form deer in orange, dark red, and lime green anchor the lower register whilst looping blue cursive floats above them in a field of pink hearts and a bold magenta bird - a chromatic conversation that echoes the spontaneous pictographic dispersal of Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose crowded canvases likewise refuse any fixed hierarchy between text, animal, and symbol. The tree of scrawled green circles at left functions as a kind of axis mundi, grounding an otherwise weightless, joyful scatter.
Three stick-form deer in orange, dark red, and lime green anchor the lower register whilst looping blue cursive floats above them in a field of pink hearts and a bold magenta bird - a chromatic conversation that echoes the spontaneous pictographic dispersal of Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose crowded canvases likewise refuse any fixed hierarchy between text, animal, and symbol. The tree of scrawled green circles at left functions as a kind of axis mundi, grounding an otherwise weightless, joyful scatter.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery