Soviet American Array VII 1991

Robert Rauschenberg's "Soviet American Array VII" (1991) is a vibrant example of the artist's signature style of combining found imagery and silkscreen printing. This particular work features a grid-like composition, where images of Soviet and American architecture, urban scenes, and everyday objects are juxtaposed in a way that explores the relationship between these two powerful nations. Rauschenberg's use of bold colors and fragmented perspectives challenges the viewer to interpret the complex interplay between these seemingly disparate elements, making "Soviet American Array VII" a visually arresting and thought-provoking work.