Campbell's Soup (Ed No.21)
Brazilian-born and Miami-made, Pop artist Romero Britto uses vibrant colours, playful themes and abstract compositions to create a style The New York Times say exudes ‘warmth, optimism and love’.
His aesthetic – bright and bold creations with a distinct Pop Art style – took him to Miami, where he was selected alongside Andy Warhol for Absolut Vodka’s artist showcase. Romero’s work is widely celebrated; he has exhibited in 30 countries across four continents and collaborated with some of the most famous global brands, including Coca-Cola, Bentley and Disney.
“Art can make you look at something in an exciting and totally different way. It can give you the power to fly.”
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Brazilian-born and Miami-made, Pop artist Romero Britto uses vibrant colours, playful themes and abstract compositions to create a style The New York Times say exudes ‘warmth, optimism and love’.
His aesthetic – bright and bold creations with a distinct Pop Art style – took him to Miami, where he was selected alongside Andy Warhol for Absolut Vodka’s artist showcase. Romero’s work is widely celebrated; he has exhibited in 30 countries across four continents and collaborated with some of the most famous global brands, including Coca-Cola, Bentley and Disney.
“Art can make you look at something in an exciting and totally different way. It can give you the power to fly.”
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Brazilian-born and Miami-made, Pop artist Romero Britto uses vibrant colours, playful themes and abstract compositions to create a style The New York Times say exudes ‘warmth, optimism and love’.
His aesthetic – bright and bold creations with a distinct Pop Art style – took him to Miami, where he was selected alongside Andy Warhol for Absolut Vodka’s artist showcase. Romero’s work is widely celebrated; he has exhibited in 30 countries across four continents and collaborated with some of the most famous global brands, including Coca-Cola, Bentley and Disney.
“Art can make you look at something in an exciting and totally different way. It can give you the power to fly.”
