“Heaven is Life,” a 1977 artwork by Lee Quinones, belongs to the Street Art movement and is categorized under the graffiti genre. This piece showcases Quinones’ signature style and contribution to urban art during the late 20th century.
The artwork consists of a vibrant mural painted on the side of a train car. Dominated by bold colors and dynamic typography, the central phrase “HEAVEN IS LIFE” is prominently displayed in large, red letters against a light green background. Above the text, the mural depicts a serene landscape with green hills and white clouds, where a smiling sun rises, adding a hopeful and uplifting element to the composition. The piece vividly exemplifies the graffiti aesthetic and its integration into public spaces, emphasizing both its rebellious spirit and its cultural commentary.
