Gorilla Zoe Unleashes New Project "Vaccine"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20226.7K Views

Gorilla Zoe releases his coronavirus-themed project.

The past few months have shifted the course of humanity moving forward. Coronavirus, as it stands, is still claiming thousands of lives across the world with no vaccine in sight yet. Despite this, Gorilla Zoe is back with his latest project appropriately titled Vaccine. Though it feels like it's been a while since we've heard from Gorilla Zoe, he has been seriously active with his new project serving as his third official project of the year following April's 31 Days Of COVID-19 and Summer Of The Flying Saucer earlier this month. Not sure what has inspired the sci-fi themes in his recent bodies of work but truthfully, life is feeling like a sci-fi film anyways so it all works out.

Check out Gorilla Zoe's latest project below.

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