"Fantastic," Bishop Parigo (Nicolas Poirier, b. 1981, France). A vibrant, large-scale colorful spray and ink on canvas painting depicting a cluster of Bishop Parigo's signature big-eyed birds - rendered in hot pink, turquoise, and multicolor patchwork patterning with bold black outlines and intricate decorative motifs (chevrons, scallops, and tribal-inspired borders) filling the negative space. Each owl's oversized, oval eyes and small triangular beak/nose are hallmarks of the artist's playful, street-art-rooted visual language. Signed lower right. 39" x 39.2"

Artist information: Bishop Parigo, born Nicolas Poirier in 1981, is a French street artist known for his vibrant and whimsical artworks that often feature playful creatures and round-eyed birds. He has been active since the early 2000s and is based in the Paris region, where he has developed a distinctive style that reflects a carefree and colorful urban environment. He specializes in street art, creating a unique visual world filled with whimsical characters. His works are characterized by bright colors and playful themes, often evoking a sense of joy. Since the early 2000s, he has gained recognition for his contributions to contemporary urban art. Parigo's art reflects a carefree attitude, resonating with audiences and enhancing urban spaces.