A claymation-style illustrated scene of a tiny independent…
A claymation-style illustrated scene of a tiny independent radio station perched improbably on the roof of a crumbling apartment block, rendered in warm amber and burnt sienna tones with the tactile bumpiness of handmade clay visible in every surface. A heavyset woman in her sixties sits behind a smudged glass window, her silver hair pinned loosely, speaking into a vintage broadcast microphone. Tangled antenna cables droop across the rooftop like exhausted vines, and a handwritten setlist is taped crookedly to the glass. The grey cityscape stretching endlessly behind her, every distant window a faint amber pinprick in the dusk. The mood is deeply solitary yet quietly defiant, intimate and worn-in, like a wool coat that has survived too many winters.
