FRY ME TO THE MOON!

This piece captures a wild and frantic journey through identity, rebellion, and survival. The chaotic interplay of bright yellow, red, and black forms a dynamic battlefield of words, shapes, and emotions—where chickens aren't just birds, but metaphors for individuality hunted by systems that want them tamed. The expression "Run Chick’n Run" isn’t just a warning—it's a lifestyle, an anthem for those too bold to be caught.

Each phrase layered across the canvas—Wanted, Arrested, No Rules, Fly, God Save Chickey—creates a fragmented narrative of defiance. The characters, abstract yet animated, reflect a dreamlike escape. They speak to a culture that expects conformity, but these chickens? They’ve tasted freedom. They won't go back. Every mark is a sprint toward authenticity, every line a heartbeat pounding with resistance.

This is not just visual noise—it’s a scream of color and intention. It asks the viewer, who are you running from? Or perhaps more boldly—what are you running toward? In this rebellious flock, survival is an art form, and the artist draws a manifesto for the hunted, the misunderstood, the loud and the proud.