Tableau Basquiat Baby Boom (1982)

Basquiat Painting – Baby Boom (1982)

Iconic piece of neo-expressionist aesthetics, Baby Boom (1982) brings together everything that makes urban decor resonate: schematic silhouettes, raw gestures, almost musical energy. Here, three totemic figures respond to each other on cream and blue flat backgrounds, crossed by black lines and red touches.

It is a work that lives on the wall — perfect if you are looking for a painting that asserts a style, fuels conversation, and gives rhythm to the room.

Why choose this painting for your interior?

• Immediate visual impact: triptych composition, large black signs, sharp contrasts.
• Gallery atmosphere: controlled palette (cream, blue, black, red) easy to match with your materials (wood, metal, polished concrete, natural textile).
• Conversation starter: symbols, halos, schematic anatomies… each glance reveals a new detail.
• Lasting decorative value: a classic of Street art and neo-expressionism that transcends trends.

What Baby Boom (1982)

tells

The work features three frontal characters, surrounded by signs, numbers, and quick marks. The nervous black line outlines the bodies, while the matte blues open the space and rest the eye.The red highlights create the tempo, like percussive accents. The result: a graffiti painting

with a direct, vibrant language that enlivens a modern living room, a creative office, or an entryway with lots of personality.

• Where and how to install it?Living room
• : above a light sofa or TV unit, to become the focal point.Office / studio
• : powerful video call background that boosts inspiration.Entryway
• : sets the tone from the first seconds.Color advice

: light walls → chic contrast; dark walls → depth and brilliance of blue.

Why buy it now (key arguments)

1) Recognizable artistic signature

The linear figures, halos, and gestural writing form an instantly identifiable visual vocabulary. It guarantees a strong piece, even seen from afar.

2) Decorative power, zero heaviness

The cream and blue flat areas bring air; the black lines structure. The work fits into very different environments without ever overloading the wall.

3) A pleasure investmentChoosing Baby Boom (1982)

means installing a piece of urban art history at home — a safe choice that enhances the space and asserts your sense of style.

Formats & supports (your choice)Available as poster without frame, stretched canvas on stretcher, floating frame (black or white) and plexiglass. You adapt the impact to the room size: from easy-to-place M format up to XXL, guaranteed gallery effect. Order processing in 48h; average delivery time 5 to 9 days

. Tip: in large format, the triptych reading is particularly spectacular.

• Quick choice adviceBlack floating frame
• : enhances the black line and gives a gallery look.White floating frame
• : bright contemporary look, ideal on dark walls.Plexiglass
• : sharp and deep rendering for very modern interiors.Canvas

: warm texture, perfect in large format.

• Care & installation
• Dust with a soft, dry cloth, no product.
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight.

For large formats: prefer two fixing points.

Quick FAQ

Is this the right piece for my style?If you like works that exude raw energy, mixing signs, material, and freedom of gesture, then yes. Baby Boom

energizes a minimal interior as it warms an industrial decor.

And what about the decor budget?

The impact/price ratio is excellent: a single piece is enough to structure the wall and modernize the entire living room.In summary, Basquiat – Baby Boom (1982) is a bold, graphic, and timeless work: the Street art