30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish. The sunglasses are real round, reflective sunglasses that the artist has adhered to the canvas.
30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish. The sunglasses are real round, reflective sunglasses that the artist has adhered to the canvas.
30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish. The sunglasses are real round, reflective sunglasses that the artist has adhered to the canvas.
30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish.
30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish. The sunglasses are real round, reflective sunglasses that the artist has adhered to the canvas.
30” x 30” painting by French artist Moogly of a blue and yellow parrot in sunglasses with a pink and yellow ombre background. The parrot is depicted in mid-flight and made out of resin, giving it a textured and shiny finish. The sunglasses are real round, reflective sunglasses that the artist has adhered to the canvas.

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  • Moogly (France)
  • Acrylic and collage on canvas
  • Size: 30"W x 30"H

French graphic designer, illustrator, and painter Moogly creates semi-abstract "humanimal" portraits. His textured, splattered animals have oddly complex human expressions from bewilderment to apathy. Using acrylic, lacquer, and resin, he positions the monochromatic characters against a black void, allowing the eyes, marked by two machine washers, to speak. Moogly is deeply ashamed of the environmental harm caused by humans, so he allows animals to reflect this emotional damage back at us.

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