Explosion, 1967 Op Art The vivid red movement implied

The vivid red movement implied by the title gives the composition a sense of energy and continuity

The elevated perspective allows the viewer to observe the city from a point between intimacy and introspection

and the appropriation of symbols

crafted from white ceramic with a clean

is revisited by Pure Evil becoming part of the "Nightmares series" family

Explosion, 1967 Op Art The vivid red movement impliedThis triptych is formed by three skate decks made of 7 ply grade A Canadian maple wood. Estate of Roy Lichtenstein, 2024, all rights reserved Explosion (1967) by Roy Lichtenstein marks a point where the artist moves away from traditional portraiture and focuses solely on the image of an explosion, a recurring theme in the comics of the time. Instead of telling a story, Lichtenstein captures the visual energy and dynamism of the explosion using his