Motorcycle Boys (2025)

Inspired by the electric chaos of late nights that started in downtown Los Angeles, this piece captures two lovers escaping the neon noise around them. They’ve just slipped out of a packed night — maybe a club, maybe a warehouse party, maybe some underground place buzzing like Berghain — and now they’re racing toward somewhere quieter, somewhere meant only for them.

The city still glows violently around them, but on the motorcycle, everything changes. The rider, still holding the cigarette he didn’t bother to finish, leans forward with urgency. He wants to get them out of there fast. The lover pressed against his back holds him with a devotion that feels instinctive. His eyes shine with desire, with trust, with the kind of love that doesn’t need words. For him, this ride isn’t just an escape, it’s a moment to be close, to breathe him in, to wrap himself around the person he wants, speeding toward a world that finally belongs to them.