Teaming up with Case Studyo, the Belgian street-art visionary breaks down biological layers across 19 modular beechwood blocks.
When world-renowned street artist ROA translates his massive urban fauna murals into three dimensions, the results reject conventional gallery polish in favor of raw anatomical inquiry. In collaboration with Case Studyo, the Belgian artist has unveiled his very first sculptural edition, titled Oryctolagus Cuniculus (European Rabbit).
Constructed from 19 modular, screen-printed beechwood blocks that can be freely reassembled, stacked, or mounted on a wall, the piece reveals six distinct internal tiers—shifting seamlessly from fur and musculature to skeletal, digestive,nervous, and vascular systems. In true ROA fashion, the sculpture subverts conventional viewing dynamics by having the subject peek out from the edge, turning the examiner into the examined while meditating on fragility, decay, and the hidden realities beneath exterior surfaces.
Limited to just 50 numbered and signed editions alongside five artist proofs, the sculpture cements ROA’s ongoing obsession with exposing the hidden mechanics of the natural world.
PHOTO CREDIT: ROA / Case Studyo