Shika, the Deer of Konohana — artwork #16438 by Jack Lack · Osaka, Japan

graffiti deer realism animals

Shika, the Deer of Konohana — Street art by Jack Lack in Osaka

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Jack Lack

Roman de Laporte, who paints as Jack Lack, grew up in Stuttgart and lives in Cologne. He came out of graffiti and has spent the past several years working mainly on large-format murals, using brushes, rollers and spray cans. His signature lies in the edges: sharp contours dissolving into wide fades, so that the subject seems to step out of the wall or sink into it. Windows and mouldings are worke…

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Added 10/09/2026

A deer crosses the facade of a small building in Konohana, antlers gleaming and gaze calm, its head tilted as if stepping through a doorway towards the passer-by. The building's windows run through its body without breaking it. Painted in 2025 for Mural Town Konohana, the work draws on the status of the shika as a messenger from the spirit world in Japanese tradition.

The artwork Shika, the Deer of Konohana is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Osaka in Japan, more precisely here: 2-17-17 Kasugadenaka, Konohana-ku, Osaka 554-0022.

This graffiti is also tagged as: deer, realism, animals.

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The photo was published on 10-09-2026 by an unknown hunter.

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