Assembly of Icons Led by Venus (Framed)

Glass Pearls on Canvas

Edition Variable of 3

90 x 90 cm

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Description

This artwork creates a vivid confluence of pop culture and iconic symbolism, weaving together diverse references into a dynamic visual narrative.

Andy Warhol’s reinterpretation of Venus serves as the central figure, embodying timeless beauty while bridging classical art and modernity.

The bold typography of Robert Indiana’s iconic “LOVE” infuses the piece with a universal message, juxtaposed with the playful yet symbolic presence of Keith Haring’s radiant heart, representing life, connection, and emotional intensity.

Adding an unexpected twist, the mischievous snake Kaa from The Jungle Book winds through the composition, a reminder of temptation and storytelling’s enduring power.

Meanwhile, Tintin and his loyal dog Snowy charge forward, their adventurous energy bringing a sense of curiosity and exploration to the piece.

The interplay of these elements forms a dialogue between classical and contemporary, the mythical and the everyday. This layered composition invites viewers to reflect on the shared cultural lexicon, exploring how icons from different eras and genres resonate and redefine meaning within a collective imagination. Through this assembly of vibrant imagery, the artwork celebrates the harmony and tension between nostalgia, creativity, and reinvention.