Goodbye Kitty King Kong by Todd Goldman transforms the familiar King Kong narrative into a playful collision of pop culture, humour and cartoon imagery. Against a vivid cityscape, Goldman replaces the traditional damsel-in-distress with a mischievous feline reference, turning cinematic drama into visual comedy. The bold outlines, flat colour and deliberately naïve drawing style give the work the immediacy of a comic strip while retaining Goldman's characteristic irreverence. Beneath its humour, the piece playfully reworks familiar cultural icons, inviting the viewer to recognise the references while enjoying their absurd reinvention.
