Polly Folly 17/25

Size:40 x 45 in.

Dom Pattinson’s Polly Folly 17/25 is an exuberant celebration of colour, character, and controlled chaos, presented with the artist’s unmistakable blend of street-art attitude and refined visual wit. Measuring 33" x 38", the work depicts three parrots perched on a network of silhouetted branches, their forms animated by layers of vivid spray paint, stencilled patterning, and expressive overpainting. Against a shimmering gold backdrop, the birds appear both playful and regal, their bright pinks, blues, yellows, and oranges breaking boldly across the metallic surface. Soft pastel blossoms punctuate the composition, their delicate forms dripping with intentional imperfection, adding charm and irreverence in equal measure.

Pattinson’s technique combines the precision of stencilling with spontaneous, graffiti-inspired gestures, creating a dynamic tension between control and freedom. The parrots sit as humorous yet stylish icons—symbols of repetition, mimicry, and personality—reflecting the artist’s ability to merge subversion with joy.

Dom Pattinson is known internationally for his lively, thought-provoking works and his ability to communicate with audiences across cultures. His influences range from Warhol to Soviet-era propaganda, yet his voice is unmistakably his own: bold, witty, and visually infectious. With a global following and a reputation shaped by street art and fine art alike, Pattinson continues to craft images that invite delight while gently challenging the viewer’s expectations.