Street art · Strasbourg
Painted in cyan and cobalt like a photographic negative, this…
By Edouard Blum
Painted in cyan and cobalt like a photographic negative, this utility box portrait uses a two-tone palette borrowed from Andy Warhol's silkscreen celebrity prints, minus the celebrity — just an anonymous face turned pop icon.
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