Yoshitomo Nara - Little Bunny in The Box - 2020s






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Yoshitomo Nara - Little Bunny in The Box
Official poster
High-quality offset print
Poster size: 36.4 cm x 51.5 cm
Little Bunny in the Box by Yoshitomo Nara features a small figure confined in a restricted space, evoking both protection and constraint. The apparent gentleness of the character contrasts with a sense of isolation. The minimalist composition heightens the emotional charge, suggesting introspection, vulnerability, and quiet resilience, in a universe blending innocence, tension and visual poetry characteristic of Nara.
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Yoshitomo Nara is a major figure in contemporary Japanese art, known for his childlike characters with ambivalent expressions, blending innocence and rebellion. His visual universe, influenced by pop culture and punk, engages with that of artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami or Takeru Amano. On the international stage, his work resonates with Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst or KAWS. He also shares affinities with Banksy, Invader or D*Face, while influencing object culture with Bearbrick and Richard Orlinski.
Yoshitomo Nara - Little Bunny in The Box
Official poster
High-quality offset print
Poster size: 36.4 cm x 51.5 cm
Little Bunny in the Box by Yoshitomo Nara features a small figure confined in a restricted space, evoking both protection and constraint. The apparent gentleness of the character contrasts with a sense of isolation. The minimalist composition heightens the emotional charge, suggesting introspection, vulnerability, and quiet resilience, in a universe blending innocence, tension and visual poetry characteristic of Nara.
It will be carefully packaged for shipping.
Yoshitomo Nara is a major figure in contemporary Japanese art, known for his childlike characters with ambivalent expressions, blending innocence and rebellion. His visual universe, influenced by pop culture and punk, engages with that of artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami or Takeru Amano. On the international stage, his work resonates with Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst or KAWS. He also shares affinities with Banksy, Invader or D*Face, while influencing object culture with Bearbrick and Richard Orlinski.
