The Barbies have no filters. In this piece, the darkest dictators in history—Pinochet, Franco, Hitler, and Stalin—are reinvented as a caricatured, gay, ultra-feminine friend group, a pop satire that disarms absolute power and reduces it to pure parody.
The piece measures 120 x 80 cm and is made on plywood, using recycled posters, spray paint, and acrylics, within the urban paste-up technique. The textured, layered background reinforces the irreverent energy of the composition, turning the surface into a true street scream.
It’s insubordinate, uncomfortable, and funny all at once: a work that transforms history’s monsters into simple pop dolls, dismantling their authority with irony. Created for those who collect art with message, critique, and pure street style.
