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Johnny Depp reveals his debut sculpture 'The Bunnyman' at the Contemporary Istanbul art fair, set in Tersane Istanbul from September 22-27, 2026.

Johnny Depp’s first sculpture, titled 'The Bunnyman,' is officially unveiled at the Contemporary Istanbul art fair, which takes place from September 22 to 27, 2026. This significant moment in Depp's artistic journey showcases a two-meter tall sculpture crafted from white bronze, displayed outdoors at Tersane Istanbul, a historic Ottoman shipyard along the Golden Horn. This debut piece is part of the fair's special feature, emphasizing the diverse artistic contributions of various creators.
Described as a “half-human, half-rabbit guardian carrying a sword of truth,” 'The Bunnyman' originates from a childhood drawing by Depp’s son, Jack. This character aims to encapsulate a dream that Depp frequently experienced as a child. Over the years, 'The Bunnyman' has appeared in several of Depp's artworks, including sketches, paintings, and prints. This marks the evolution of a deeply personal narrative into a sculptural form, inviting viewers to explore the relationship between familial inspiration and artistic creation.
Collaboration was key to the realization of this sculpture, with the Sigg Art Foundation, Pantheon Art, and Fonderia Artistica Battaglia from Milan all playing significant roles. This partnership showcases Depp’s commitment to exploring the art world beyond acting, signaling a creative evolution that resonates with audiences on multiple levels.
The unveiling of 'The Bunnyman' coincides with another exhibition titled 'A Bunch of Stuff' currently being showcased at the Modern Art Museum Shanghai, featuring over 200 of Depp’s art pieces. This dual exposure highlights his dedication to artistic exploration across various mediums, drawing both acclaim and scrutiny in the public eye. The presentation of 'The Bunnyman' and 'A Bunch of Stuff' together offers a comprehensive insight into Depp’s artistic narrative, inviting discussions about his creative journey and the evolution of his work.
The art community, along with Depp's fanbase, is eagerly awaiting the unveiling of 'The Bunnyman.' The event is likely to captivate art enthusiasts and curious onlookers alike, all intrigued by how Depp weaves his personal experiences into a physical representation of his dreams and emotions. The historical significance of Tersane Istanbul enhances the excitement around the reveal, providing a fitting backdrop for such a meaningful artwork.
The debut of Johnny Depp’s sculpture 'The Bunnyman' at Contemporary Istanbul is a pivotal milestone in his artistic career. It emphasizes the blend of personal storytelling and modern art, showcasing how his life experiences have informed his creative output. As Depp continues to explore projects in cinema, including films Ebenezer and Day Drinker, he is redefining public perceptions of himself as a multifaceted creator. The unveiling represents not just a new chapter for Depp as an artist but also an important commentary on the intersection of personal history and artistic expression.
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