Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, and Brigitte Bardot appear here not as distant silver-screen legends but as reimagined muses caught between refinement and rebellion. Their faces, known for elegance and allure, are set against graffiti-layered backdrops where color runs wild and rules dissolve.
Each portrait is punctuated by the absurdity of bubblegum, a playful gesture that strips away untouchable glamour and replaces it with something irreverent, witty, and alive. The clash between high culture and street sensibility gives these icons a new edge; no longer frozen in time, but reintroduced with a vibrancy that belongs to now.
Hung in a contemporary living room, they inject color and conversation. In a chic bar or gallery-styled hallway, they amplify personality, turning the space into a crossroads of nostalgia and modern expression.
The result is homage and reinvention, where timeless beauty meets the graffiti wall and learns to laugh.
