Doda Razafy is a distinctive Malagasy artist known for his "outlined watercolors," a technique where ink contours provide structure to vibrant, bustling scenes of daily life. Often referred to as the "Malagasy Dubout" in reference to the French cartoonist Albert Dubout, his work captures the organized chaos of Madagascar with a shared penchant for crowded, humorous, and highly detailed compositions. By blending the precision of comic strip aesthetics with shimmering colors, he creates canvases that pulsate with the movement of market vendors, packed bush taxis, and local characters.