With «Lichtenstein's Bust,» Geoffrey Bouillot revisits a sculpture by Roy Lichtenstein, presented in some temporary exhibitions. Executed in acrylic paint, the work offers a new interpretation through his characteristic geometric language, transforming the sculptural volume into a construction made of facets and simplified shapes. Between homage and reinterpretation, the artist transposes this figure into a contemporary visual universe where the bust becomes structure, rhythm, and composition.