Andy Warhol (1928-1987), one of the founders of the visual art movement Pop Art, is characterized by machine-produced reproduction, and his work content is closely related to the consumerism, commercialism and celebrity cult of American society, provoking deep thinking about "what is art". Warhol was also involved in emerging media such as publishing, photography, film, music production, television and theatre, and was a prolific crossover artist.
