In this bold reinterpretation of Little Red Riding Hood, Ari EROM challenges the codes of the traditional tale. The young girl, dressed in a brilliant red cape, is no longer the naive victim of the original story, but a strong and confident figure. Her bright golden hair and piercing turquoise gaze evoke a determined and fearless personality.

The wolf, rendered in steel gray and white tones, is no longer the threatening antagonist but a protective companion. His red eyes, far from being menacing, seem to watch over the young girl with benevolence. The geometric composition and clean lines characteristic of Ari EROM create a striking visual harmony between the two protagonists.

Against a pixelated background in shades of yellow and gray, the work breathes assumed modernity. This contemporary version of the tale invites us to rethink our prejudices and explore the complexity of relationships beyond appearances.

To own this work is to welcome into your home a perpetual conversation about the transformation of myths and the beauty of unlikely friendships. It means inviting into your space a piece that elegantly questions our certainties about good and evil.

Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this unique creation, where each glance will reveal a new facet of this fascinating dialogue between tradition and modernity.