The artwork titled “Graffiti, Visage, rue Médéah” was created by the artist Brassai in the year 1950. It belongs to the Surrealism art movement and is categorized as a photo.
The artwork presents a stark and textured depiction of graffiti etched into a wall, capturing the raw and haunting visages that emerge from the urban landscape. The texture of the surface is rugged, with lines and grooves forming unsettling, skeletal faces. The use of light and shadow amplifies the eerie and macabre tone, characteristic of the Surrealist influence, drawing the viewer into a contemplation of the ephemeral and hidden aspects of urban existence.
