Art can also be a scream. ¡Coño! is a digital collage brought to the streets through paste-up and mounted on plywood (120 x 80 cm). The technique blends digital and physical: the collage is printed and adhered directly to the base, creating a hybrid piece between contemporary and urban art.
The central scene doesn’t hold back: Marilyn Monroe’s iconic pose merges with the tension of Psycho. At the exact moment her dress threatens to reveal the forbidden, the word Coño! bursts in brutal red—a visual punch blending humor, irreverence, and empowerment.
The background, filled with explosive flowers and a hummingbird crossing the composition, symbolizes freedom, desire, and the uncontrollable pulse of life. The result is a clash between classic glamour, cinematic suspense, and the rawness of urban language.
¡Coño! doesn’t decorate: it provokes, unsettles, and liberates. A piece made for those who understand that art doesn’t always have to be proper, but it must be memorable.
