The artwork titled “Reflections on Crash” was created by Roy Lichtenstein in 1990. It employs a combination of collage, lithography, screenprint, and paper as its medium. Characteristic of the Pop Art movement, this piece measures 190.5 by 150.2 centimeters and falls under the genre of illustration. It is currently housed in the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, Delaware, United States.
“Reflections on Crash” demonstrates Roy Lichtenstein’s signature style, marked by the use of bold colors, clear lines, and comic strip aesthetics. The artwork integrates reflective surfaces, creating a complex interplay of textures and illusions that capture the viewer’s attention. Through the depiction of a dramatic crash scene, Lichtenstein explores themes of motion, impact, and modern life’s transient nature, while also playing with ideas of perception and reflection. The detailed arrangement and the incorporation of elements from popular culture serve to comment on contemporary visual communication and mass media’s influence.
