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// KAWS's Separated (2021) is a lithograph measuring 50.8 x 40.6 cm, capturing a character with its face buried in gloved hands, evoking feelings of isolation and vulnerability. Known for blending pop culture and emotional themes, KAWS’s work here portrays a figure in a moment of solitude, with rounded forms and textured shading that accentuate the character’s sense of sadness and disconnection. The muted color palette enhances the somber tone, while the lithograph technique preserves the intricacy of KAWS's line work. Separated invites viewers to reflect on the themes of separation and emotional depth that recur throughout KAWS’s artistic practice.
Separated, 2021
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// KAWS's Separated (2021) is a lithograph measuring 50.8 x 40.6 cm, capturing a character with its face buried in gloved hands, evoking feelings of isolation and vulnerability. Known for blending pop culture and emotional themes, KAWS’s work here portrays a figure in a moment of solitude, with rounded forms and textured shading that accentuate the character’s sense of sadness and disconnection. The muted color palette enhances the somber tone, while the lithograph technique preserves the intricacy of KAWS's line work. Separated invites viewers to reflect on the themes of separation and emotional depth that recur throughout KAWS’s artistic practice.
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