The Heart. SISTER CITIES, 1985. In Haring's work, the heart is often seen besides dancing figures as a symbol of optimism and love. It is a symbol used between androgynous couples, as well as a representation of community when it is held by two hands or is paired with a globe. The Dancing Figure. FERTILITY SUITE, UNTITLED 3, 1983. If he was still alive, Keith Haring (1958-90) would be 60 this year. To mark the 30th anniversary of the US artist's untimely death at age 31, the Albertina Museum in Vienna is surveying the.

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Keith Haring's use of the heart symbol in his artwork was a powerful representation of love, unity, and resistance against oppressive forces. The evolution of the heart symbol in his work reflects his commitment to addressing important social and political issues through his art. The combination of the heart symbol with the two male figures.. The ways in which Haring displayed his figures conveyed additional meaning. These are some of the most common ways his famous figures were presented, and what these compositions illustrate. 1. Hole In The Stomach. Many of Haring's figures have gaping holes in the middle of their stomachs, which other figures often interact with, such as by.