Don’t Adjust Your Vision hits like a broadcast interruption you’re not meant to ignore. The colors are loud, deliberate, and unapologetically saturated, pulling from retro futurism and Afrocentric pop with a sharp graphic edge. There’s confidence here that feels playful but intentional, like style used as language rather than decoration. This piece doesn’t ask for interpretation so much as it dares you to sit with it.

The energy is bold, cool, and self-aware — fashion-forward with a wink, modern but rooted. It feels like a statement about perception, identity, and presence all wrapped in fearless color. The kind of artwork that doesn’t blend in, doesn’t soften itself, and definitely doesn’t apologize for taking up space.