Jover utilizes a layered visual composition that merges the structured world of print media with the fluid, raw energy of urban street art. By drawing directly onto vintage pages, he creates a dialogue between the formal history of literature and the immediate, visceral nature of ink. The monochrome aesthetics emphasize the weight of the ink, allowing the black pigments to bleed into the background text and form a cohesive, textured whole.

The work explores a harmony of chaos and order, where the rigid columns of a narrative framework meet the spontaneous gestures of graffiti style art. This vivid visual contrast highlights human agency in acts of creation, turning a discarded piece of media into a unique green-themed wall piece that feels both archival and alive. The result is a mixed media collage that speaks to the way individual stories are etched into the larger landscape of visual communication.