May uses vector-based techniques to translate the rugged scale of a mountain range into a balanced arrangement of flat color and sharp lines. The composition relies on a thoughtful color scheme that softens the intensity of the volcanic subject, creating a serene vista where light and shadow are represented by distinct, rhythmic blocks of pigment.

By focusing on the geometry of the terrain, the artist bridges the gap between realistic depiction and modern abstraction. The result is a landscape that feels both structured and adventurous, inviting the viewer to explore the peaks through a lens of minimalist design and clear, intentional forms.