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Width: 21.333px - Height: 32.000px - 300 PPP
(máx: 180.62 cm x 270.93 cm)
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Description of the Artwork
"Compromised Freedom" features the Statue of Liberty emulating the iconic pose from Edvard Munch's "The Scream." The statue, a symbol of freedom, appears distressed, reflecting the current tension and limitations of liberty. The somber color palette and angular lines intensify the sense of unease, while the fusion of two masterpieces highlights the duality between the desired freedom and the compromised reality.
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The distress in the statue reflects contemporary concerns about the limitations of freedom. At the same time, the imposing presence of the Statue of Liberty suggests resilience and the fight for lost freedom. This painting invites reflection, awakening a sense of urgency and motivation to advocate for authentic and uncompromised freedom.
December in honour of Jean-Michel Basquiat
This December we celebrate the birth of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the New York genius born on 22 December 1960. With his vibrant, socially critical art, he redefined neo-expressionism and left a legacy that transcends generations.
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