In the early years of Noah Savett’s creative rise, when youth filled him with bold confidence, Noah conceived an installation that whispered of the surreal—a transient cathedral of air and thought, known as Inflatable Mondella.

Such love is rarely kind. Lisa, intoxicated by the thrill of Noah’s untamed ways, soon grew weary of them. Her gaze wandered, settling on Paulie, a so-called friend whose betrayal would cut deeper than Noah’s own bitterness. What followed was an eruption of anger—a storm of shouted words and shattered silences. Lisa, defiant and cruel, pursued what her heart desired. Noah, smoldering with fury, gave no quarter.