May utilizes vector-based graphic design to build a complex architecture of overlapping forms and tessellated patterns. By layering colorful triangles, the artist creates a sense of depth within a two-dimensional space, inviting the viewer to navigate a maze of sharp angles and unexpected visual juxtapositions. The interaction between these geometric shapes produces a flickering effect, mimicking the way light breaks across hard urban surfaces.

There is a tactile quality to the work, where digital precision meets a weathered, textured finish that evokes the feel of vintage print media. The palette and composition draw on the warmth and ritual found in the aesthetic value of coffee, grounding the abstract movement in a familiar, daily vibrancy. It is a study of how light and color collide to form a cohesive, energetic whole from fragmented parts.