MooAbi is an exploration of embracing change with playful courage. It is not about rushing to grow up or abandoning the vibrancy of youth. It is about carrying that vibrancy forward, even as life introduces new complexities. MooAbi does not hide behind any mask of adulthood. Instead, she wears her blue hair as a declaration of her boldness, a reminder that to grow up does not mean to lose color.

These works are not portraits of a girl pretending to be older. They are reflections of a young soul choosing to grow on her own terms, with laughter, curiosity, and unapologetic individuality. This collection exists to celebrate that in-between space. To honor the beauty of becoming. To live with color, not just in it.

MooAbi was not defined by a single day or event.  She formed in the space between who she was and who she’s becoming.

In those moments when the world said, “Grow up,” and she answered, “Not yet.” When she realized that growing older doesn’t mean giving up the freedom to experiment. Her blue hair is not rebellion.  It is a quiet act of self-definition.

Her mornings begin with curiosity, not urgency.  She moves through the day noticing small joys, wearing her color like a signature. She participates in the world without losing her inner sense of play.
By evening, the tiredness she feels is a gentle reminder of a day lived honestly. At home, she surrounds herself with objects that invite her to be herself, that do not ask her to conform.

For MOOABI, home is a place of playful refuge.Not a place to display perfection, but a space to experiment with being. She chooses environments that feel like a canvas—open, forgiving, and full of possibility.

Here, objects do not dictate how to live. They offer a stage for individuality. Home becomes a place where color and comfort coexist.