Deborah Kass's self-titled screenprint employs bold, graphic imagery rendered in vibrant colors on Stonehenge paper, reflecting her signature appropriation of pop art aesthetics to explore themes of identity, gender, and celebrity culture. The work's full margins frame the composition with a deliberate sense of presentation, emphasizing the interplay between the personal and the iconic. Kass's use of the screenprint medium channels the visual language of mass reproduction, while simultaneously asserting a distinctly feminist and autobiographical perspective.