Andy Warhol (1928-1987) is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.He revolutionized art by transforming everyday objects into works of art. His most famous series include Campbell's Soup Cans and celebrity portraits. Warhol explores mass culture, advertising, and consumption as artistic subjects.

He uses screen printing to reproduce images and play on repetition.His pop aesthetic is characterized by bright colors and simple forms.Warhol blurs the boundaries between art and commerce, high culture and popular culture.

He founded the Factory, a creative workshop where he collaborates with artists, musicians and actors. His work questions celebrity, originality and image perception.

Warhol leaves a lasting legacy: modern, democratic and deeply visionary art.