Eyesplosion #7 Wall Art the saxophone angled toward the

the saxophone angled toward the tunnel

The pose is closed and quiet

pedestrians smeared into soft motion at the edges

A get lucky wall art print composed as a single vertical column of light — lavender dissolving into mint

and the most balanced of the duets — neither color willing to step back

Eyesplosion #7 Wall Art the saxophone angled toward theEyesplosion #7 wall art print in molten red and cream an extreme face close up cropped at the brow and chin, eyes sharp with black lash shadow, nose ridge softened into the field, lips flushed full and parted. The color is pushed past portrait into pure pigment, the way Warhol let Marilyn dissolve into flat screen print, the way a Vogue cover from 1968 shouted across a kiosk. Skin becomes graphic shape. The cream ground holds the heat in place. Where