The Rammellzee’s GEO METRODOME (1990) is a vibrant, cosmic exploration of form and color, reflecting his philosophy of “Gothic Futurism.” The piece is dominated by angular, weaponised shapes that appear in motion, colliding and interacting within a celestial landscape.
Bold yellow and red tones contrast against the deep black background, creating a dynamic sense of depth and energy. Spherical elements float among jagged, mechanical forms, evoking the sensation of cosmic warfare. This interplay of shapes and colors illustrates Rammellzee’s vision of letters as combatants, transcending their traditional communicative roles.
Through GEO METRODOME, he challenges viewers to reconsider language, identity, and space, solidifying his legacy as a pioneer of avant-garde street art.