Auto stop

"Auto stop" by Evelyne Axell exemplifies her vibrant approach to Pop art, blending bold colors and provocative imagery characteristic of 1960s culture. As a renowned Belgian Pop painter, Axell’s work often features nude painting (nu)], emphasizing themes of sexuality and liberation. This piece reflects the era's hedonistic and political currents, including sexual freedom and social upheaval. Axell’s use of plexiglass and psychedelic style, combined with her focus on female nudes and self-portraits, captures the rebellious spirit of her time, influenced by the Vietnam War and movements like the Black Panthers.