Using a low-poly vector approach, Gomes breaks down the familiar features of the legendary musician into a complex grid of triangles and polygons. This technique mirrors the influence of the Pop Art movement through its use of bold, simplified forms while adding a digital layer of depth. Each facet of color contributes to a larger, recognizable whole, suggesting that identity is a composite of many different parts rather than a single, static image.

The choice of a squared orientation focuses the viewer entirely on the subject’s face, emphasizing the character development inherent in Bowie’s career. By humanizing a figure often seen as an otherworldly superhero of the stage, the artist uses visual elements to explore the multidimensional life experiences of a performer who bridged the gap between music and film. The result is a visually compelling story told through the geometry of light and shadow.