Chocolate Buddha 4 (Littmann P. 125) by Keith Haring explores the artist’s interest in spirituality in a work that channels the style of primitive and ancient cultures.

The work is built around abstract forms and looping contoured lines using mirrored shapes, circular motifs and continuous linear movement, creating a rhythmic structure that guides the eye across the piece.

Produced in 1989, the Chocolate Buddha series reflects Haring’s growing engagement with spiritual philosophy and symbolic imagery during the final years of his career. Chocolate Buddha 4 demonstrates how Haring adapted his recognisable line into a more concentrated and reflective form, balancing decorative structure with the immediacy that remained central to his practice.

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