Expandable Love by Facundo Yebne | FLY
Explore Mondoir Studio
Medium: Tiny Resin Ducks (Glow in the Dark + Solid)
Dimensions: 36 x 48 in
Year: 2025
Price: $6000.00 USD
Status: available
Expandable Love explores love as a growing and inclusive force. The layered heart form expands outward through color and repetition, suggesting how love multiplies when it is shared rather than contained. Each concentric layer builds upon the previous one, creating a sense of movement, depth, and emotional resonance. Constructed from thousands of tiny resin ducks, the work transforms a simple repeated object into a dynamic symbol of connection. The accumulation of individual elements reflects how small gestures of care and empathy can expand into something powerful and enduring.
Why collect this work?
Nested heart bands convert a familiar emblem into a structure of accumulation, presenting love not as a single shape but as something assembled from many small parts.
- The artist’s profile identifies repetition and collective experience as recurring concerns. In this work, those ideas are focused through one compact, widely recognizable sign.
- The photograph shows concentric hearts shifting among violet, pink, yellow, green and blue. Their near symmetry establishes order, while unevenly distributed components create visual variation within each band.
- Catalogue metadata identifies the components as solid and glow-in-the-dark resin ducks. Repetition allows them to operate as individual objects and units of colour; their documented glow could alter the image under different lighting, an effect this photograph cannot fully establish.
- At 36 by 48 inches, this 2025 work provides a concrete study of how a popular symbol can hold tension between collective form and individual component.
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.
