Cuban Acre/ROCI CUBA 1988

"Cuban Acre/ROCI CUBA" (1988) is a six-panel screenprint by Robert Rauschenberg, a prominent figure in the Pop Art and Neo-Dada movements. Rauschenberg's signature use of silkscreen printing and assemblage is evident in this work, which incorporates fragmented imagery. The piece features a variety of subjects including cars, architectural details, and figures, presented in a fragmented and layered fashion. The vibrant colors and contrasting textures create a dynamic composition, reflecting Rauschenberg's interest in exploring the complexities of contemporary American society.