In this piece, Goggin leans into the verticality of the urban environment, using the portrait orientation to mimic the towering presence of a city wall. The surface is a thick accumulation of marks, where bold strokes of color collide and bleed into one another, suggesting a history of constant addition and revision. There is a palpable sense of movement in the way the forms stack and scramble toward the edges of the frame.

The palette is unapologetically bright, favoring high-contrast intersections that keep the eye moving across the textured surface. Rather than focusing on a single focal point, the work celebrates the collective impact of many small, frantic details. It feels like a fragment of a larger conversation, a localized burst of expression that captures the grit and vitality of public art.