Rabbit #2
- Medium:
- Wooden panel, plush, plastic toys, glue and acrylic
- Image courtesy of
- Artsy
Description
A dense mixed-media panel built up from pastel plush fur and a thick border of small plastic toys and trinkets — beads, bows, striped balls, star and heart charms, miniature figures, buttons, and candy-colored plastic pieces in pink, purple, mint, yellow, and blue. The composition centers a soft, cloud-like mass of pale pink and lavender fur suggesting a large rabbit-like head and ears, with a red pom-pom and a faceted blue gem embedded near the center, while the outer edges are packed densely with small toy fragments. By Sebastian Masuda, "Rabbit #2," wooden panel, plush, plastic toys, glue and acrylic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Rabbit #2 was created by Sebastian Masuda (増田セバスチャン).
Rabbit #2 depicts animals.