Galen Gibson-Cornell’s Leon stands out within his body of work for its clarity and boldness. Unlike his typically fragmented and abstracted compositions, this piece presents a strikingly defined image of two people standing against a vivid red background. Sourced from found street posters in New York City, the weaving process subtly disrupts the surface while still maintaining the legibility of the figures. The intense red backdrop heightens the visual impact, drawing attention to the subjects and their presence within the layered history of urban ephemera. Leon captures a rare moment of stillness and recognition within the ever-changing language of the streets.