Pop art wall object "Cadillac" (2024) by Cheeky Bunny

Cheeky Bunny combines visual rebellion with wit and depth. From the underground to the top of the Slovak art scene. How can social criticism be formulated in a visual language that is both accessible and profound? This question is at the center of the artistic work of Cheeky Bunny, that award -winning painter and photographer from Slovakia, whose work is now being recognized nationwide. The artist, who describes herself as a “visual DJ”, develops an unmistakable visual language in her works, which skillfully interweaves different motifs and genres. This method of visual sampling allows her to cross the limits of traditional art forms and create a dialogue between apparently incompatible elements. Bunny's compositions are much more than aesthetic experiments - they are visual comments on the urgent questions of our time. With a sharp look and playful lightness, she researches topics such as social inequality, ecological challenges and the complex dynamics of difference and equality. In doing so, she uses a visual language that consciously commutes between seriousness and irony. The cartoon -like aesthetics of her works form a fascinating contrast to the often serious topics that they treat - an artistic approach that initially invites the viewer through its accessibility, in order to then confront him with deeper levels of meaning. Stylistic virtuosity between street art and pop culture. Their stylistic handwriting combines elements of abstraction with the direct address of the pop art, the energetic rawness of graffiti and the urban dynamics of modern street art.