Broadcast Happiness

Broadcast Happiness is a bold contemporary street-art portrait that explores media influence, manufactured joy, and modern identity. The central figure appears formal and composed, yet its head is replaced by a television screen displaying a bright smile—an unsettling contrast between appearance and truth.

Surrounded by chaotic graffiti lines, dripping paint, and layered colors, the artwork reflects the overload of information, noise, and constant performance demanded by today’s world. The smile becomes symbolic: cheerful, familiar, and repetitive—broadcast endlessly, whether genuine or not.

This piece challenges the viewer to question what is real, what is curated, and how often happiness is presented rather than felt. Broadcast Happiness speaks to creatives, thinkers, and collectors drawn to art that critiques culture while remaining visually striking.

Available as a premium art print or professionally framed wall art, this piece brings bold conversation and modern edge to any space.