Catch a Bunny Series

Tucked into the corners along the streets of Slotermeer in Amsterdam, small painted tiles, CDs, woodies, bottle covers burst with color and mischief. Against a flashy background, bold graffiti-style lettering take shape, while in a middle a wide-eyed cartoon bunny with a moustache peeks out, blending humor with street culture. Its playful presence turns an overlooked corner into a surprising moment of discovery.

Part of the Catch a Bunny series, a collaboration between BunnyBrigade and Keys-Art, this work is one of fifteen miniature interventions scattered through the city. Each piece hides in plain sight, waiting to be found by attentive passersby. Together, they form an urban treasure hunt that merges graffiti aesthetics with whimsical illustration.

By inserting small, unexpected artworks into everyday streets, Catch a Bunny challenges ideas of visibility and scale in public art. It invites people to slow down, look closer, and rediscover their surroundings with curiosity and delight.

BunnyBrigade is a street artist known for bold, character-driven work that blends playfulness with sharp social insight. Originally from Belgium BunnyBrigade began painting in abandoned corners of the city, creating vibrant characters as a way to reclaim space and celebrate identity. Her signature bunnies — sometimes mischievous, sometimes defiant — act as stand-ins for resilience, humor, and the quiet rebellions of everyday life. With a background in illustration and a lifelong love of comics, she brings a strong graphic aesthetic to the streets, using clean lines, bright palettes, and narrative scenes that invite passersby to pause and smile. From murals and stickers to collaborative community projects, BunnyBrigade’s work has appeared in festivals and public art programs around the globe. She continues to push her style in new directions, proving that even the smallest character can carry a big voice.