24" x "24 Multimedia peice with arcylic, pastel and other pigments\. A layer of semigloss varnish has been applied to fix the materials and prevent future smudging and wear. Gallery wrapped for easy hanging.
 
The genius of "Loverbirds/Circus" lies in its audacious subversion of societal ideals. It does not merely depict a political moment or a celebrity encounter; it holds up a mirror to our collective consciousness, forcing us to confront the uncomfortable truths that underpin our beliefs and expectations. By rendering Trump as a clown and placing him in such an intimate act with his political adversary, the artist unapologetically exposes the theatricality of politics and the absurdity of partisan divides.

In the world of art, parody is often a tool used to provoke thought, and "Loverbirds/Circus" is a masterful example of this technique. The choice of Banksy and Keith Haring as influences is both intentional and inspired. Haring's energetic and bold lines merge seamlessly with Banksy's sharp, stenciled edges to create a visual language that is at once dynamic and rebellious. It's a harmonious fusion that captures the essence of the artists it references while maintaining its unique voice.