“David’s Duck” is a 2.4-meter-tall, 1-meter-wide pop art, neo-expressionist vibrant punch to the classics. Michelangelo’s David is painted in Musou Black, the blackest black paint on Earth, giving him extraordinary presence that stands out against the symbols behind him. He’s holding a tiny flower offering it to a small duck chilling nearby. The duck’s got a Mike Tyson-style face tattoo, just staring back, no explanation needed. The background is a mix of sharp colors, tags, logos, and texts—like a cozy chaotic shower of modern culture all over the Renaissance. Matte and glossy finishes fight for attention, and depending on the light, new words and shapes show up like hidden messages. It’s weird, funny, and classy without trying too hard. You don’t have to “get it”—you just look at it and feel something.