REDEFINED ICONS

In this series, I recontextualize Keith Haring’s icons to place them within the urgent pulse of the present. His visual language—direct, vibrant, and universal—becomes a mirror of our current tensions. Through these figures, I address the instability of education, environmental pollution, animal cruelty, the lack of freedom of expression, war, migration, and other challenges that define our time.

My intention is not only to point to conflict, but to activate a visual conversation that invites reflection on our collective responsibility. These pieces speak of vulnerability, resistance, and possibility—of how, even during chaos, we continue to search for connection, justice, and a future.