Two Legends

The narrative intertwines the legendary life of Frank O'Hara, who famously composed poems during his lunch breaks at the Museum of Modern Art, with the myth of Cupid and Psyche. O'Hara's accidental death solidifies his status as a cultural icon, while the myth explores themes of awakening innocence and the complexities of identity. Watson creatively juxtaposes O'Hara's modern celebrity with the timeless challenges faced by Psyche, highlighting the intersections between art, mythology, and human experience.