Permanent Sunset - Pansy Kids Play Room with fire red linework handscreened

with fire red linework handscreened onto a mirror-finish gold Mylar substrate

The white secondary screen creates the illusion of paper peeling off the oatmeal clay coated paper substrate

This work was one of Warhol’s earliest silkscreens featuring a repetition theme

people weighing produce

like cracked iPhones and bodega coffee cups

Permanent Sunset - Pansy Kids Play Room with fire red linework handscreenedArtist Liz Collins Permanent Sunset is a fluid geometric story told in dynamic strips of color inspired by stills from the edgy 1982 cult classic film Liquid Sky, which zeroes in on the subculture of downtown New Yorks club scene in the early New Wave era. Collins creatively captures the pleasure centers of our brains, a prominent aspect of the films story and art direction. Pansy is a handscreened colorway with transparent pink and blue color