Robert Moore is an artist who has gained significant attention in the international art scene and the fashion circle in recent years. His creative forms are very diverse (including acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings, street spray paintings, large-scale sculptures and art installations). The core of his works lies in exploring black identity, mental health, social justice, and the re-creation of the history of the African-American community.

By using techniques such as acrylic painting and street graffiti, he transformed globally renowned cartoon characters like Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Lucy into black-skinned, dreadlocked, afro-punk-haired black children. This series not only conveys the serious core message that "the representation of people of color in mainstream popular culture is extremely important", but also, through "emo-cartoons" and tender scenes (such as black Charlie Brown giving Snoopy a big hug), it skillfully heals the souls of contemporary young people.