Keith Haring’s paintings are a natural extension of his street art, translating his signature visual language into larger, more permanent compositions. Using bright, flat colours and thick black outlines, he created dynamic scenes filled with pulsating figures and interwoven symbols. His paintings often tackled social and political themes, from AIDS awareness to apartheid, while retaining an energetic, almost hypnotic quality. Whether painted on canvas, vinyl tarps or directly onto public walls, Haring’s works radiate movement and immediacy. His fusion of graffiti, pop art and activism helped redefine contemporary painting.