In Salmon Farm, Lerson utilizes the collage medium to explore the friction between the fishing industry and the natural world. The composition places diverse marine creatures within a framework of industrial decay, suggesting a narrative where human engineering triumphs are slowly reclaimed by the sea. The portrait orientation emphasizes a vertical hierarchy, leading the eye through a layered environment where the remnants of rural village life meet the mechanical grit of sustainable living practices.

The work leans into pop surrealism, blending the mundane with the supernatural to question our relationship with natural life cycles. By framing these abstract concepts within a classic aesthetic, Lerson highlights the tension between the vitality of urban environments and the quiet persistence of nature. The result is a personalized landscape that feels like a salvaged memory of a world where the industrial and the biological have finally merged.