Featuring bold typography, vibrant colors, vintage silhouettes, and expressive hand gestures, it invites viewers into a Pop Art journey filled with layered meaning and playful chaos.
Circular orange dots dance across the canvas, weaving between painted textures, paper cutouts, and visual fragments of popular culture. The title phrase itself becomes part of the composition, suggesting ideas of rhythm, cause and effect, and movement through time.
This colorful, whimsical work sparks curiosity and inspiration, making it a powerful statement piece for creative or social spaces like a study, reception area, or conference room.
Maria Burgaz
Abstract | Pop Art | Figurative | Contemporary | Naive Art
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Biography
María Burgaz is an artist whose vivid, life-reflective works are featured in public and private collections worldwide.
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