Tuxedo

Tuxedo" by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1982) exemplifies his dynamic approach to Neo-expressionism, blending raw Abstract forms with vivid imagery. The artwork features a bold Canvas surface layered with energetic brushstrokes and spontaneous markings, characteristic of Basquiat's style. Often created as a Screenprint, his work reflects a visceral, improvisational quality rooted in street art and primitive symbolism. "Tuxedo" captures Basquiat’s talent for merging complex iconography with gestural expression, contributing to his reputation as a pioneering figure in contemporary art.