This painting reinterprets the iconic rabbit from the Paris Métro, a familiar figure for generations of Parisians, originally used to warn passengers about the dangers of train doors.
Removed from its original context and repeated across a bright Pop Art composition, the rabbit becomes a symbol of nostalgia and collective memory. By transforming an everyday piece of Parisian visual culture into an artwork, the piece plays with the boundary between public signage, childhood memories and contemporary Pop Art.
Dimensions: 100*100cm
Technique: Acrylic paint on canvas
This painting reinterprets the iconic rabbit from the Paris Métro, a familiar figure for generations of Parisians, originally used to warn passengers about the dangers of train doors.
Removed from its original context and repeated across a bright Pop Art composition, the rabbit becomes a symbol of nostalgia and collective memory. By transforming an everyday piece of Parisian visual culture into an artwork, the piece plays with the boundary between public signage, childhood memories and contemporary Pop Art.
Dimensions: 100*100cm
Technique: Acrylic paint on canvas
