This is a street art wall art combining pop art and graffiti.

In the center, a famous cartoon character (Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes) playfully emerges from a Campbell's soup can, a reference to Andy Warhol's iconography.

The background, blending bold shades of yellow, blue, and black, is adorned with dynamic graffiti and symbols evoking urban culture.

Graphic elements such as hand-drawn stylized flowers and logos add a contemporary and playful dimension.

Paint splatters and graffiti inscriptions complete this vibrant and chaotic composition.

The work captures attention with its skillful blend of classic and modern elements, reflecting a commentary on consumerism and nostalgia. A captivating piece that inspires reflection on art and media.

This work comes with a signed COA from the artist. Ready to hang with attachment system provided.

Pop Urban Bugs Bunny Soup - Pop Art Graffiti Wall Art

€250.00

Title: Pop Urban Bugs Bunny Soup
Year: 2025
Technique: Mixed Media
Support: Canvas on wooden frame with hanging system on the back
Dimensions: 30 x 30 x 2 cm
Unique signed work, with COA signed by the artist Priscilla Vettese and invoice.

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Paintings handpainted by a contemporary painter artist

Priscilla Vettese is an artist painter.

It is in his studio located in France near Paris that the artist captures the intensity of contrasts on her paintings, composes colors and textures with spontaneous and colorful touches to immortalize the moment. through the prism of his emotions.

Through figurative paintings and abstract paintings, her inspiration comes for the admiration of nature.

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