Description

Urban Girl #2 fits into the raw and vibrant aesthetic of urban art. Made from torn and recomposed posters on a wooden support, the work superimposes typographic fragments, burst colors and traces of material to recreate the visual energy of the street.

At the center of the composition appears a black and white portrait of a woman, captured in an expressive and almost cinematic pose. Her upturned gaze and jeweled hands lend the figure a sensual, mysterious, and iconic dimension. This contrast between the elegance of the portrait and the graphic chaos of the torn posters creates a strong visual tension.

Around her, layers of urban posters—typography, fragments of concert announcements, and snippets of slogans—create a saturated visual landscape dominated by yellows, pinks, purples, and blacks. Tears and accumulations of paper reveal the texture of the collage and evoke the passage of time on city walls.

With Urban Girl #2 , Lasveguix captures the very essence of street art: a meeting of popular culture, the punk aesthetic of torn posters, and contemporary female icons. The work transforms the visual language of the street into a powerful artistic composition, where beauty emerges from urban chaos.