Katherine Bernhardt's cigarette prints are a striking exploration of contemporary culture and consumerism. Known for her bold and expressive style, Bernhardt's cigarette prints feature vibrant and eye-catching depictions of cigarette packs and individual cigarettes. Through her use of intense colors and graphic imagery, she creates visually captivating compositions that confront viewers with the ubiquitous presence of cigarettes in modern society. Bernhardt's prints often incorporate repeated motifs and patterns, suggesting a sense of repetition and habit associated with smoking. However, her treatment of the subject matter is not merely celebratory or condemnatory; instead, it invites viewers to consider the complex and often contradictory attitudes towards smoking in contemporary culture. By elevating these everyday objects to the realm of high art, Bernhardt prompts viewers to reevaluate their perceptions of beauty, desire, and consumerism. Her cigarette prints serve as a provocative commentary on the allure and dangers of addictive behaviors, while also celebrating the visual impact of everyday objects in the realm of contemporary art.