Doodle Mural

Lumen & Logic

A pop-graffiti mural in one thick black ink line on warm cream, in the 1980s subway-drawing tradition. Hand-drawn divider lines split the sheet into horizontal registers, and each register hosts a frieze of large cartoon figures — dancers with flung limbs and X faces, a crawling breaker, a DJ deck spinning outlined turntable discs, a blocky grinning robot, a big blob face, a radiant sun — every figure a bold rounded outline packed with squiggle ornament and haloed by short radiating motion dashes. All remaining paper is stuffed edge-to-edge with small wobbly filler doodles (zigzag and wave trains, spirals, greek keys, X’s, stars, dot clusters, combs, worms, chevrons) at an even horror-vacui density, held a thin cream halo away from every figure so the crowd stays readable inside the noise.

Medium

Generative algorithm, archival pigment print

Dimensions

90 × 90 cm