To The Moon
LersonLerson constructs surrealist collages that bridge the gap between physical exertion and the vast unknown of the cosmos. This piece places a figure engaged in boxing against a backdrop of snow-covered peaks and lunar cycles, suggesting a journey that is as much internal as it is interstellar.

To The Moon
Lerson constructs surrealist collages that bridge the gap between physical exertion and the vast unknown of the cosmos. This piece places a figure engaged in boxing against a backdrop of snow-covered peaks and lunar cycles, suggesting a journey that is as much internal as it is interstellar.
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Art Analysis
A Boxing Match Between Earth and the Infinite
Lerson utilizes collage to juxtapose the grounded reality of physical fitness with the ethereal expanse of outer space. By placing a boxer amidst snow-covered mountain peaks under a sky charting various lunar phases, the artist creates a visual metaphor for the human quest for meaning. The interplay of light and shadow across the rugged terrain emphasizes a sense of profound solitude, framing the athlete's movement as a silent symphony performed for the stars.
The composition relies on atmospheric perspective techniques to merge disparate realms, from the icy earth to the celestial stars. This science fiction narrative suggests travel not just through distance, but through abstract concepts of endurance and exploration. The expansive sky serves as a canvas for a surrealist exploration of emptiness and desertion, where the lone figure finds connection within the cosmic exploration of the self.
The artist blends familiar architectural elements with the vastness of space to create a dreamlike, impossible scene.
The inclusion of physical fitness in boxing within a desolate environment highlights the individual's struggle and discipline against the vastness of nature.
The depiction of moon phases tracks the passage of time and the natural rhythms governing the journey.
A heavy, layered application of paint creates a sense of weight and emotional gravity within the frame.
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