“Coco Chanel -n- Haculla: Arch of Triumph Paris 1965” Mixed Media Print

This is a contemporary mixed-media work on white paper, featuring a black-and-white photographic base of Coco Chanel seated in the back of a vehicle. The piece is heavily augmented with street-art style illustrations and typography. Across the top, the name 'HACULLA' is rendered in a black-and-white 'dripping' or melting font aesthetic typical of urban graffiti culture. To the left of Coco Chanel, a hand-drawn figure in a punk-rock style is rendered in black ink, shown wearing sunglasses, numerous pins/badges, and extending its middle finger. The bottom of the piece features large, gestural cursive script reading 'Coco Chanel -n- Haculla' above the printed text '- ARCH OF TRIUMPH PARIS 1965 -'. The work is signed in the bottom right corner with a stylized purple ink signature that appears to read 'Harif' or 'Haculla' (consistent with contemporary artist Harif Guzman). The paper shows minor undulations and horizontal creasing, suggesting it may have been rolled or handled. The contrast is high, with a photocopy or silk-screened appearance. While the text references 1965, the artistic style (Haculla) is contemporary streetwear-inspired art from the late 20th to 21st century, making this a modern homage rather than an original vintage 1960s advertisement.