the great wave off kanagawa x haring

the great wave off kanagawa x haringThis retelling of The Great Wave off Kanagawa is brought to life by Keith Haring's hard hitting style. The thick black outlines, the artist's signature, encircle the wave with an almost electric energy. The bright, contrasting colours transform the traditional scene into a graphic explosion, where every element seems to vibrate with a communicative force. Far from the original print, this version revisits the movement of water through a pop, urban

his back to us

contrasting with the blues and greens that dominate the canvas

Claude Monet lived in Etretat for a few years to work on a number of paintings of the cliffs and the sea

symbolising his mental and emotional hold over her

the artist emphasises the harmonious coexistence of species

The warmth of the yellows and reds contrasts with the surrounding darkness

the loneliness of human relationships and the cinematographic projections

Mondrian also painted Composition in Red

As a point of no return

making this painting a visual and emotional journey to the heart of ancient Japan

evokes the universal beauty of the end of the day and the silent melody of nature

a recurring theme in his work