The Little Hulk, dressed up in his signature green costume, smiled at the camera. His adorable expression captured the essence of the Kushan Empire, with its intricate and lifelike sculptures. This photorealistic fantasy brought together elements of Igbo (Ibo) art and Indian pop culture, creating a unique blend of traditions. The Little Hulk’s portrayal exemplified appropriation art, where different artistic styles and cultural influences interweave to create something new and captivating. Joel Robison, a master of realistic sculptures, skillfully brought this character to life, translating the beloved superhero into a work of art that transcended boundaries and sparked joy in the hearts of many.
