About the Artwork — Inspired by “Under the Milky Way” by The Church

Inspired by the dreamlike melancholy of Under the Milky Way from Starfish (1988), this piece translates the song’s emotional stillness, cosmic wonder, and quiet longing into abstract fine art. The Church’s signature fusion of atmospheric rock and introspection becomes a visual landscape—distant, mysterious, and celestial.

From Music to Abstract Giclée (Not Soundwaves)

• This artwork is created from the song’s sound frequencies and emotional peaks.

• Focused on the ethereal synth tones and distant, echoing vocal melody.

• Artistically composed into abstract visual form — not a literal soundwave or poster.

Visual Style & Mood

Color & Palette

Deep midnight blues, layered indigo, emerald greens, translucent aquas, stark white highlights, and hints of pale seafoam. Dark areas create void-like depth, while overlapping circular forms glow like celestial echoes.

Emotional Tone

Melancholic, introspective, and otherworldly—mirroring the song’s quiet yearning and spiritual distance.

Atmosphere & Movement

Circular and mirrored shapes radiate outward like ripples across night sky, while soft overlapping textures suggest drifting thoughts, synth resonance, and the slow pull of gravity and time.

Premium Giclée Mediums Available

• Fine Art Paper (Giclée)

• Canvas Giclée

• Wood Giclée Panel

• Sheer Matte Metal Giclée

• Non-Glare Acrylic Giclée
  Printed using archival pigment inks and museum-grade materials for color longevity and fine-art quality.

Perfect For

• Fans of The Church and 80s dream-pop / alternative rock

• Music lovers who connect emotionally with atmospheric and introspective sound

• Collectors of music-inspired abstract giclée works

• Ideal for dimly lit studios, listening rooms, celestial-themed spaces, and modern interiors

Visual Artist’s Note

“I was drawn to the weightless quality of the synth and the distant ache of the vocals. I focused on those floating frequencies—the ones that feel like stars drifting in silence—and shaped the composition around that quiet pull of space and emotion.”
— José Antonio Torres

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