Angela

Angela in as artwork representing sloth in the Moor’s series of heads titled “The Seven Deadly Sins.” Angela is a name derived from Greek, meaning “messenger,” and Angela’s message is a plea for love and attention. She is a young woman who chews gum and playfully blows up a balloon, creating a delightful and lighthearted contrast to the seriousness conveyed by her oversized nerd glasses. Her youth is further highlighted by transforming the classic turban, traditionally worn by the Moor’s Sicilian heads, into a cap adorned with the colors and patterns reminiscent of a famous Versace shirt print. This detail accentuates her vivacity and youthful energy. The tattoos Angela adorns her body with are clear expressions of her need for love and self-confidence. Each tattoo narrates a story, a lived experience, and together they form a mosaic of emotions and desires. Her eccentric and vibrant appearance serves as a call for attention, inviting others to look beyond mere appearances and recognize the fragility and beauty that lies within every young person.