Pakiderm 1984
jeanmichelbasquiat
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graffiti art
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street art
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mural art
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handmade artwork painting
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acrylic on canvas
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street graffiti
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spray can art
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urban art
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expressionism
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naive art
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painting art
"Pakiderm" is a 1984 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat, a prominent figure in the Neo-Expressionist movement. The artwork, characterized by its vibrant colors and gestural brushstrokes, showcases Basquiat's signature style, incorporating text, symbols, and imagery. The painting's title, "Pakiderm," refers to a large, thick-skinned mammal, such as an elephant or rhinoceros, which may allude to Basquiat's fascination with animal symbolism. The inclusion of text elements, including the word "EYE" and repeated instances of "PAKIDE," adds to the artwork's complex visual narrative, inviting viewers to interpret its meaning.
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