The work centers on a meticulously collaged human heart, where the traditional muscle and valve are replaced by the raw texture of paper. Green utilizes a variety of notepad and notebook scraps—some aged with a yellowed patina and others crisp and white—to define the organ's chambers and vessels. This synthesis of medical concepts with stationery creates a literal representation of a heart waiting for its narrative, where the biological engine of life is fueled by the blank space of future thoughts.

By using a limited color palette and focusing on the intricate vein structures, the artist bridges the gap between a realistic art style and a vintage aesthetic. The portrait orientation emphasizes the verticality of the aorta and superior vena cava, which appear as if they could be bound into the spine of a book. It is a study of human anatomy structure that feels both clinical and deeply personal, inviting the viewer to consider the stories held within the fibers of the paper.