LILAC (Pink) exemplifies Hebru Brantley's distinctive visual language through a vibrant 7-color hand-pulled screenprint that showcases his mastery of the medium. The composition radiates with the artist's signature chromatic intensity, employing layered hues to create dimensional depth across the 28 by 24 inch sheet. This work belongs to the LILAC Portfolio, a series that demonstrates Brantley's continued exploration of color saturation and gestural mark-making within carefully controlled compositions. The hand-pulled nature of this screenprint ensures that each impression carries subtle variations unique to the edition, contributing to the work's presence and tactile quality. As an artist edition proof aside from the numbered box set edition of 25 and the 15 Roman numeral impressions, this print holds particular significance within the LILAC series' hierarchy. Brantley's strategic use of color separation across seven screens creates luminous interactions between layers, inviting collectors to experience the technical precision underlying the work's seemingly spontaneous aesthetic. The artist's signature confirms authenticity and intentionality, marking this 2020 work as a compelling example of contemporary screenprint practice and Brantley's sustained commitment to exploring the intersection of street art sensibilities with fine art printmaking traditions.