Red riding hood

I am super proud to finally be able to reveal to you my biggest mural painting ever made! Last June I was in Georgia for the Niko Movement festival, in the city of Tbilisi, and this wall was super challenging! Super warm weather, teleporter work platform, emulsion paint, electric cable in the middle of the wall... but the good vibes from the organizers and neighborhood were incredibly touching and motivating.
I found my inspiration in a well-known fairy tale in Georgia: The Little Red Riding Hood, written by a french author: Charles Perrault. I already drew this illustration years ago, and I still love it. So I revisited the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. A woman who is just about to go out, surrounded by wolves. Sneaky? Silly? Allies? That’s kind of the question every woman asks herself when she comes across a man. She stays armed and ready to fight if the Wolf turns into the Big Bad. The purpose of this illustration is to give hope and strength. There is often a relevant message conveyed in my work, such as feminism and resilience...
Georgia is a little-known country, full of kind people, incredibly creative cuisine, delicious wines, a strong historical and architectural past... In short, there are many things that make me say that I have not said goodbye to this beautiful country.