Built on rhythm, distortion, and layers of time, Let’s Dance (Rabbit in the Moon) is a visual remix—an abstract interpretation of movement, music, and memory. Inspired by Rabbit in the Moon’s cover of David Bowie’s iconic track, the painting pulses with an evolving energy, each layer amplifying the complexity of the composition, much like a song reshaped through remix and reinterpretation.
Time misrepresents itself here—lines blur, levels shift, and textures build like beats stacking in a deep, looping groove. There’s a hypnotic quality in the repetition, a structured chaos that hints at both the mechanical precision of electronic music and the organic unpredictability of the dance floor.