The former president was know to savor Jellybeans, leading to this incongruous mosaic on display in the museum. I photographed it at an angle, instead of head-on. By doing this, I was able to change perspective, and make the portrait even more light hearted than the original. The most fascinating aspect of the mosaic is the detail – the placement of the jellybeans, their colors and orientation define the image of the former president in a way that no other portrait of him had ever done before. I had to bring my camera very close in order to make this detail “pop.” If I had backed up to show the additional jellybeans in the surrounding context, that detail would have never worked as effectively – and incongruously – as it does here.