This work, created by Aj Roi on a "no pedestrians allowed" italian sign, is inspired by one of the most famous scenes from "PULP FICTION," one of Tarantino's many cult films.


The scene in question is where Jules (played by Samuel L. Jackson) interrogates and then shoots a guy who tried to "f**k" Marsellus Wallace.


The unique feature of this splendid piece of contemporary art is the real bullet holes, made by the artist with a gun of the same caliber as the one Jules used in the scene (a Colt 1911, chamberd in cal .45).


Another little gem of this artwork is that the mustache and sideburns were also drawn. Although both these elements, and the character, are black, this detail can be seen when the light hits the painting from a certain angle: a "secret" detail that makes this masterpiece even more special.