Lerson’s "Renaissance" operates at the intersection of Pop Surrealism and Urban Art, utilizing a collage technique that disrupts traditional portraiture. By integrating vibrant saturated colors and fresh fruit slices into a framework of Victorian Gothic Revival, the artist creates a dense, structural composition. The physicality of the paint is evident throughout, suggesting a hands-on approach where decorative arts meet the raw energy of street-influenced design.

The work draws heavily on religious artworks and traditional folk art practices, yet recontextualizes these symbols through an innovative space design. Colorful mosaic tiles and citrus segments provide a rhythmic, organic counterpoint to the more rigid structural art elements. It is a study in color theory and psychology, where the brightness of the organic world clashes with and complements the solemnity of historical art styles.