Rich Bitch

In Rich Bitch, Andrius Miezis fuses satire and surrealism into a bold visual statement about vanity, absurdity, and self-importance. The central figure - part dog, part caricature, part icon of excess - looms against a backdrop where the title itself becomes part of the artwork, emblazoned in large gold letters like a brand logo. The creature’s enormous red lips, exaggerated curves, and inverted proportions transform it into a grotesque yet strangely charismatic symbol of ego inflated beyond recognition. Its smooth, polished surface glows with artificial perfection, while the playful distortions of anatomy blur the line between animal instinct and human arrogance. Miezis wields humor as critique - his “rich bitch” is both cartoonish and commanding, a totem of the modern obsession with image and status. Yet beneath the mockery lies empathy: a quiet awareness that beneath glamour and absurdity, all creatures - even the most inflated - remain vulnerable, comically human in their need to be seen.