This style is defined by raw graffiti energy, crowned symbolic marks, frantic linework, and a layered collision of text, anatomy, and street iconography. It combines Basquiat’s neo-expressionist urgency, rough materiality, and visual improvisation into a field of nervous, confrontational intensity.

A mid-century Soviet poster style inspired by Socialist Realist offset and lithographic printing, with heroic tonal structure and disciplined propaganda color. Its character comes from bold red accents, simplified print realism, and the aged surface of state-issued wall posters.