Join us on a journey to reconsider the familiar. Through bold outlines, vibrant fields of color, and patterned dots, Roy Lichtenstein conveys emotion with a distinctly mechanical style. A crying figure, a landscape, or a monumental cathedral are all treated the same. In doing so, Lichtenstein suggests that meaning is not fixed within an image, but shaped by scale, context, and the act of looking. Roy Lichtenstein: Beyond Reality is not about escape, but about perception. Images do not reflect reality so much as shape it, and meaning exists in the space between image and viewer.