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which was created with screen printing (a technique popularized by Warhol to create his works of art) and colored with acrylics
reflects a deeply rooted principle in Japanese art
due to the excess of sympathy of these innocent flowers
repetition represented not only the commercialization of celebrities but also the erosion of Marilyn’s individuality
while the repeated skulls disrupt that formal order with a reminder of fragility
Composition VI Art Gallery which was created with screenEtching and aquatint on Gvarro paper hand signed and numbered in pencil by Conrad Marca Relli. Published in 1977 by Polgrafa Editions, Barcelona. Plate size: 62 x 44 cm.
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