Pell, known for her love of pop culture, created a series of collaged album covers as an homage to musical artists of the 1970s. In placing musical artists such as Pat Boone and Rex Smith, and in this piece, Gordon Lightfoot, center stage, the works echo the nostalgia of bedroom posters and the idolization of pop stars. By utilizing newspaper and magazine clippings, Pell champions the homemade and handmade. “I want to be part of the transformation of popular culture—embrace the weak, expose a maudlin dream, or comfort the lonely. I want to be a strong citizen of love,” said the artist.