"Love Pop Art" by Patrick Rubinstein, performed with Optical Art techniques, uses Pop subjects. In the central part of the work, the writing "LOVE" stands out, an iconic reference to the Robert Indiana series.
Moving to the right, the background takes on a cartoonish appearance, characterized by explosions of colors and sharp lines that recall the works of Roy Lichtenstein, one of the pioneers of pop art.
On the left side, we find further elements that recall the style of Roy Lichtenstein. While numerous references to Pop culture are concentrated in the center of the composition. Among these, we note the stylized figures of Keith Haring and the Coca-Cola logo, a symbol par excellence of consumer culture.
Rubinstein's use of optical art techniques creates an interactive visual experience: the viewer is invited to move in front of the work to appreciate the changes in images and colors.