The subject of the sculpture is two intersecting palm trees and a ball. The vibrant colors and sharp outlines blend perfectly into the iconic Neo Pop style of Romero Britto's works.
Romero Britto was born on October 6, 1963, in Recife, Brazil. After moving to Miami, he began his artistic journey as a self-taught artist alongside street artists, drawing inspiration from their forms and techniques. In this early phase, Romero Britto's works were created on recycled materials such as newspaper clippings and pieces of cardboard.
But it was during his trip to Paris that the artist, now known internationally, began to identify himself through a personal and unmistakable style. The encounter with the works of masters such as Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso allowed the young Britto to start personalizing his technique, which the New York Times describes as a source of warmth, optimism, and love.
Britto's works have been exhibited in galleries and museums in over 100 countries, including the exhibition at the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux Arts at the Carrousel du Louvre in 2008 and 2010. In 2013, Romero Britto was the first living artist to exhibit at the Soumaya Museum in Mexico City. He has created numerous public art installations, including the sculpture for Hyde Park in London, the largest in the park's history.
Britto's private life is characterized by an interest in social issues. The artist has donated time, art, and resources to more than 250 charitable organizations and is an active member of some of them.
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