Reinterpreting Van Gogh's Starry Night was a journey through many mediums, painting, sculpture, and eventually printmaking.  I decided to land with dry point etching, as the scratches in the perspex plates left an impression of Van Gogh's brushwork, as well as his inner tourmoil and mental health during his life.  I deliberately created the image backwards as a reflection - on his life, and the fact that "artist's only become famous after death" statements that seem to still ring true today.  Also the reflection relates to how we see ourselves through our own lens and how the world perceives us through theirs.