In this striking piece, Marek Letkiewicz reimagines a familiar London pub scene through his signature sculptural approach, using oil on board to construct a composition that is both playful and visually immersive. Centred around The Pig’s Ear, the work unfolds like a theatrical set, where architectural precision meets a surreal, almost narrative-driven staging.
Working within a refined trompe l’oeil language, Letkiewicz pushes beyond illusion into physical depth. His use of layered, three-dimensional surfaces creates a dynamic viewing experience—elements shift subtly as you move, revealing new alignments and perspectives. The composition is meticulously balanced, from the symmetry of the building façade to the unexpected presence of the pig heads and oversized wine glasses, which introduce a whimsical, slightly surreal tension.
The colour palette is bold yet controlled, with deep reds and warm brick tones grounding the central structure, contrasted by crisp whites, soft greys, and the glossy blacks of the chequered floor. These are punctuated by the luminous tones of the wine—golden white and rich crimson—adding both visual rhythm and narrative suggestion. This is an original work, available for sale at Signet Contemporary Art and online, offering a distinctive blend of craftsmanship, illusion, and wit that evolves with every viewing angle.
| Dimensions | 73 × 38 × 10 cm |
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