Scissors, Paper, Rock

This artwork, inspired by Otto Schade’s original screen print, has been translated onto canvas, preserving the artist’s iconic silhouette style. The painting portrays a striking visual contrast: a radiant golden sun illuminating somber urban silhouettes, with two children playing “scissors, paper, rock.” The children’s silhouettes symbolize innocence, standing in stark contrast to the harsh realities of their surroundings. This unique adaptation to canvas enhances the depth of the concept and introduces a new textural dimension to the classic piece.