Gomes utilizes a retro graphic design sensibility to explore the intersection of music and visual storytelling. The piece centers on the convergence of human-made elements, where the brick serves as both a literal building block of urban decay and a metaphorical barrier. By employing bold hues, the artist draws attention to the deterioration and disrepair of the structures we inhabit, suggesting that even within the most rigid systems, there is a complex collage of human experiences waiting to be unpicked.

The squared orientation focuses the viewer's gaze on the depth and dimensionality of the environment, highlighting hidden power dynamics embedded in our everyday surroundings. Gomes pushes boundaries by inviting interpretive diversity, asking the audience to consider societal attitudes towards sociopolitical reforms through the lens of a classic music icon. It is a study of object character, where the wall itself becomes a living testament to the struggle for identity within a domestic and institutional framework.