πjs - Robbit I





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Robbit I is a hand-signed painted resin sculpture by πjs from France, measuring 31×15×7 cm, in multicolour and excellent condition, dated 2026, with a certificate of authenticity included.
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Robbit I
Resin sculpture painted
31x15x7 cm
Signed by the artist
Ref: (1/23/07)
A certificate of authenticity is delivered with the work.
Shipped in a secure carton with insurance. Shipment within 24h via Chronopost, Colissimo.
πJS aka Stephen Joannon (Artist, Gallery owner, Curator of exhibitions, Music critic…)
A versatile visual artist and messenger of forms, presents ROBBIT: a series of colorful sculptures, mischievous homage to the worlds of Barry Flanagan, Jeff Koons and Kaws, rocked by the electronic motifs of Herbie Hancock — particularly Rockit (1983), from which its name originates. Realized in Tourrettes-sur-Loup in collaboration with an exceptional craftsman, the collection unfolds in four silhouettes, each then hand-painted in strictly unique variations.
Poem of metal and matter, ROBBIT blends bold pop with playful softness: a sculptural presence that strikes with chromatic optimism and visual melody. These pieces, designed to be seen by viewers and to complete contemporary collections, are produced in limited editions — an invitation to seize the work before its disappearance.
Robbit I
Resin sculpture painted
31x15x7 cm
Signed by the artist
Ref: (1/23/07)
A certificate of authenticity is delivered with the work.
Shipped in a secure carton with insurance. Shipment within 24h via Chronopost, Colissimo.
πJS aka Stephen Joannon (Artist, Gallery owner, Curator of exhibitions, Music critic…)
A versatile visual artist and messenger of forms, presents ROBBIT: a series of colorful sculptures, mischievous homage to the worlds of Barry Flanagan, Jeff Koons and Kaws, rocked by the electronic motifs of Herbie Hancock — particularly Rockit (1983), from which its name originates. Realized in Tourrettes-sur-Loup in collaboration with an exceptional craftsman, the collection unfolds in four silhouettes, each then hand-painted in strictly unique variations.
Poem of metal and matter, ROBBIT blends bold pop with playful softness: a sculptural presence that strikes with chromatic optimism and visual melody. These pieces, designed to be seen by viewers and to complete contemporary collections, are produced in limited editions — an invitation to seize the work before its disappearance.

