Wooden sculpture
Keith Haring Totem Boys by Romain Class
Unique work
Dimensions : 103x40 cm
Keith Haring’s Totem Boys sculpture, created in the mid-1980s, translates his iconic two-dimensional imagery into a three-dimensional form. The sculpture features a stacked arrangement of simplified, energetic figures, reflecting Haring’s signature bold lines, rhythmic shapes, and sense of movement. Like much of his work, Totem Boys carries a message of unity and human connection, emphasizing social interaction and communal bonds. By transforming his playful, cartoon-like figures into a sculptural “totem,” Haring invites viewers to engage physically with his art while celebrating friendship, inclusivity, and the vitality of urban life.
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