This piece captures Taylor Swift in her most authentic “version”—wearing a denim, cowgirl-style dress, acoustic guitar in hand.

Built on vintage vinyl, the piece layers a portrait by Annie Leibovitz for Vogue—into a richly symbolic landscape that echoes Swift’s own storytelling language.

Titled after her song “Right Where You Left Me,” a stormy barn scene (with her signature number 13) at the center marks the importance of memory in her lyrics, while a colorful, gemstone path reminds us of the romantic dreamer that underscores her music.