Who said Marilyn was only Hollywood? Here she is: a flamenco girl, dressed in yellow ruffles, flower in her ear, and more attitude than a gypsy at a feria. This urban art piece (122 x 80 cm) flips expectations with a brutal mix of pop culture and Spanish street essence. It’s not a pretty painting… it’s a visual punch with eyeliner and duende.
Made with recycled posters using paste-up technique on plywood. Zero spray, zero filters, all real. The background is a festival of bullfighters, vintage ads, and popular culture ripped from city walls. All together, like life itself: chaotic, sexy, and with a vanguard edge.
Marilyn is there, staring at you, saying: "Place me in your living room, your shop, your gallery… but don’t lock me up. I shine wherever there’s street, wine, music, or madness."
