Duck-Tiny by Facundo Yebne | FLY
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Medium: Tiny Resin Ducks
Dimensions: 48.3 x 33.0 cm
Year: 2025
Price: $1000.00 USD
Status: available
Duck-Tiny Blue is our classic Duck-Drink to go. Created with Glow in the Dark Tiny Resin Ducks, it absorbs light from natural light, UV lights, or artificial sources, and when is in a dark space, it softly glows in darkness. During the day, the piece reads as a clean blue graphic object. At night, it transforms into a subtle luminous surface. The flat format allows it to function as a wall piece while maintaining a strong visual identity. Duck-Tiny Blue is part of the Duck-Tiny series, focused on exchanginf the colors of background and ducks, as well as adding other elements like glitter.
Why collect this work?
A cocktail-glass silhouette is built from many tiny duck forms, turning a familiar emblem of leisure into an image whose coherence depends on accumulation.
- The artist describes repetition as central to his practice and associates grouped elements with collective experience. Here, that stated concern is legible in the tension between each small duck and the larger glass it helps construct.
- In the photograph, pale blue, white, green, and pink ducks cluster into a broad bowl, narrow stem, and splayed base against blue. A diagonal stirrer and dark garnish-like form sharpen the cocktail reference while interrupting the repeated pattern.
- The documented medium is tiny resin ducks. Their modular shapes permit dense packing while retaining individual outlines. The catalogue states that they absorb light and glow in darkness, suggesting a second, low-light appearance not demonstrated by this photograph.
- As a 2025 wall-based work measuring 48.3 by 33 centimetres, Duck-Tiny makes a useful case study in how novelty objects can shift between discrete things, patterned surface, and readable pictogram.
About the Artist
Facundo Yebne | FLY
Facundo Yebne | FLY is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: installations with Rubber Ducks. Based in Miami Beach, US.
Nationality: American
FLY’s work explores unity, resilience, and the shared emotional landscapes that bind individuals into collective narratives.
