Green utilizes a portrait orientation to anchor the anatomical heart as a central figure, building its form through a meticulous assembly of vintage and modern music scores. The interplay between the aged, yellowed paper and the crisp lines of newer notation creates a visual depth that suggests a lifetime of collected sound stored within the chest.

The intricate structures of the heart—its valves, chambers, and arteries—are defined by the rise and fall of musical staves, turning a biological diagram into a study of human-made element convergence. By blending the precision of detailed representation with the fluid nature of music, the piece explores how deeply our emotional depth is tied to the rhythms we consume and create.