A pair of oversized headphones takes the Basquiat treatment — every cup and band scrawled with neo-expressionist scribble, scribbled crown floating between, drips of magenta, scarlet, sapphire and lemon running over a deep matte-black field. Tags, doodles and street-graffiti marks fill every gap, the whole piece reading like a wall fragment from a Brooklyn studio circa 1982.

Printed behind tempered glass, the saturated reds, blues, yellows and Basquiat-yellow crown stay vivid against the deep black, the chalky scribble keeping its hand-painted authenticity, the polished surface lifting the urban-graffiti tribute into gallery-quality contemporary art.

A bold accent for fans of Basquiat-school graffiti, music-meets-art tributes, and urban contemporary painting — a music room, a teen's bedroom, a creative loft, a tattoo studio, a designer's office, or any wall that wants its art equal parts headphones and street-poet manifesto.