HA?

Original painting | Pop Art Critical Core

Acrylic, ink & screen print on canvas
60×60 cm | Signed and dated 

A bold cry against dangerous normality.
"HA?" is a provocative artwork that confronts the silent acceptance of violence. A zebra — symbol of individuality — faces a pink gun and responds with a cartoonish “HA?”, exposing the absurdity of how danger becomes familiar.

This painting was the first to ignite the Critical Pop Art direction of Let Z Be. It blends humor and horror, cuteness and cruelty, to reflect on how society aestheticizes harm and learns to look away. It’s not just a joke — it’s a mirror.

Until the full blog post is published, you're invited to explore the deeper context in the second issue of ZINE by Let Z Be — where survival, visual protest, and identity collide.

One of a kind.
Created with urgency.
For those who still feel.