Frida Matisse, Circa 2022

Wawapod  

Since 2018, Warren Podguszer, known under the pseudonym Wawapod, has immersed himself in the world of Pop Art and Street Art in Paris, developing a unique style that fuses geometry and popular iconography. His work is distinguished by the reuse of emblematic icons through accumulations of dots, paying homage to the history of art and to popular figures he admires.

In addition to its studio work, Wawapod intervenes in public spaces, notably by writing its message "hello love always" on city sidewalks, thus adding a touch of poetry and optimism to the urban environment.

One of the most fascinating aspects of his work lies in the creation of double readings. By superimposing images within the dots, he allows his works to reveal an initial abstract image that becomes figurative with distance. This visual game engages the viewer, pushing them to explore and discover different dimensions of the work.

Self-taught, Wawapod has built his own artistic path, developing a personal and innovative visual language through his painting. His journey is marked by a constant quest for expression and creativity, inviting the public to a rich and interactive visual experience.