There are moments that linger long after the final chord fades.
This portrait of Bruce Springsteen, painted in tones of pink and blue, was born from one of those moments—after a live show in Tampa, Florida, where The Boss did what he always does: told the truth. Not just with his music, but with his voice, his presence, and, more recently, his words about the state of America, spoken with pain, pride, and hope.
A friend recently introduced me to Bruce. His music is poetry, his shows are church, and his speeches—especially now—are reminders that art is a responsibility.
Pink and blue aren't just aesthetic choices—they're emotional ones. Pink for vulnerability, warmth, and tenderness. Blue for reflection, solitude, and strength. It’s not about realism, but essence. The eyes full of purpose and the quiet fire behind them. The weight of a thousand stories sung into the night.