The Restless Fluency of Rodrigo Moynihan To look at the work of Rodrigo Moynihan is to witness a refusal to settle. He was an artist who moved between abstraction and figuration with a distinct fluidity, never allowing himself to be pinned down by a single label or movement. While many of his contemporaries sought permanence in a specific style, Moynihan oscillated. In the 1930s, he helped lead the Objective Abstraction movement in England, presenting non-representational works that focused on the physical reality of the medium itself. By 1937, he had pivoted toward the more sober realism as…