A chromatic explosion, controlled chaos, visual rebellion. "Colors" is a graphic cry, a clash between pop innocence and the subversion of urban art.
At the center, a familiar silhouette, an icon of popular culture, distorted, altered. Its gaze seems to dissolve, as if the image itself could no longer contain its identity. Around it, a tumult of colors, graffiti, wild superpositions where each trace tells a fragment of a story. Red, blue, pink, and yellow clash and embrace in a raw, electric energy.
With "Colors," WRD seizes the language of street art to deconstruct symbols and question our relationship with the images we consume. How far can we push saturation, reappropriation, and alteration? A vivid, impactful work that vibrates with a disorder that is as captivating as it is controlled.
