Medusa Head 1986

Keith Haring's "Medusa Head" from 1986 exemplifies his signature style. The iconic black and white drawing showcases Haring’s bold lines and energetic figures, creating a dynamic composition. This artwork depicts the mythical Medusa, a woman with snakes for hair. Haring uses his signature stylized figures, bold lines, and recurring motifs to evoke a sense of fear and power. The piece captures the essence of Medusa's deadly gaze, reflecting Haring's fascination with Greek mythology and its symbolic representations.