A bold yellow figure stands at the center of the composition, its body reduced to gestural lines and a target-like, bullseye head ringed with concentric circles of red, blue, and green. Two enormous wreath-shapes built from hundreds of tiny interlocking rings — in primary reds, blues, yellows, and greens — flank the figure's shoulders like wings or a halo, all set against pure black so the colors seem to float and glow. Below, the figure's legs dissolve into a striped, textured field of green, red, and blue, sprinkled with confetti-like flecks of lime green, giving the lower half the feel of a carnival ground or stained-glass floor.
The piece reads as part totem, part Mardi Gras float — a figure built almost entirely from circles, as if its very anatomy were made of bubbles, coins, or noisemakers, frozen mid-celebration parading through the French Quarters.
