In Penguin Village, Lerson utilizes a collage approach to weave together the sharp geometry of urban architecture and the organic sprawl of a snowy mountain landscape. The composition relies on light reflection and refraction to unify these disparate elements, allowing iconic landmarks to sit naturally alongside icy peaks and still water. It is a study of contrast, where the hard lines of diverse building facades meet the soft, unpredictable textures of the natural world.

The inclusion of animals within this vertical landscape introduces a humanistic perspective on human nature and our desire to inhabit the wild. By layering these elements, the artist creates a multilayered interpretation of the environment that rewards close viewer engagement. The piece functions as a captivating urban artwork that finds harmony in the unlikely meeting of majestic landmarks and the silent, frozen wilderness.