In this squared composition, Gomes employs a meticulous vector technique to deconstruct a familiar face into a series of hard-edged, colorful planes. By moving away from traditional shading, the artist relies on the intersection of triangles and polygons to define the subject’s recognizable features. The result is a digital mosaic that emphasizes the structural geometry of a famous profile, from the iconic hair to the set of the jaw.

The work functions as a bridge between the mid-century era of film and music and the visual shorthand of early computer graphics. This fusion of subject and style highlights how a celebrity persona can be distilled into a graphic arrangement without losing its essential character. It is a deliberate exercise in design decision-making, where every shape contributes to a larger-than-life presence.