“Hulk (Wheelbarrow)” is a sculpture crafted by Jeff Koons between 2004 and 2013 in the United States. This striking artwork, made from bronze, is an exemplar of the Neo-Pop Art movement. The genre of this piece is sculpture.
The artwork depicts a dynamic and vibrant representation of the Hulk, a widely recognized comic book character, sculpted in a manner that mimics an inflatable figure. The Hulk is shown pushing a wooden wheelbarrow filled with an assortment of colorful flowers, which adds a juxtaposition of the monstrous figure engaging in a mundane and peaceful activity. The meticulous detailing in bronze seeks to emulate the appearance of bendable, glossy materials, thereby playing with the audience’s perception. The piece resonates with themes of pop culture and mundane life, exemplifying the Neo-Pop Art influence of blending high art with popular culture symbols.
