Jakob @ Large playfully reinterprets Rembrandt’s Portrait of Jacob de Gheyn III as a public play structure. The painting is known for its repeated theft and curious recoveries, once found under a park bench and another time on a bicycle rack. Proposed as a dialogue with Dulwich Picture Gallery becomes an installation about mischief, mobility, and memory. Proposed as a dialogue with Dulwich Picture Gallery, this project aims to reimagine the painting as a children’s play area.