The artwork titled “Fight Aids Worldwide” was created by artist Keith Haring in 1990. It represents the Neo-Expressionism art movement and serves as a poster. The artwork is aligned with Haring’s characteristic style of simple, bold lines and vibrant figures.
The artwork prominently features a collection of interconnected human figures rendered in black lines against a white background, encapsulated within an orange border. The energetic, overlapping forms symbolize unity and collective action. Above the illustration, the text “FIGHT AIDS WORLDWIDE” is inscribed, emphasizing the urgency of the message. Additionally, the poster is accompanied by two postage stamps, both aligned with the same cause, enhancing its reach and purpose.
