Last night, Michael Cota showcased his newest collection of artwork at the Neon Dream gallery exhibition at the Display Cave Gallery in New York City. As I entered the space, I was immediately struck by the bold, electric energy of Cota's work.

The exhibition featured a series of mixed media pieces that incorporated neon lights, holographic foils, and reflective surfaces to create immersive, otherworldly environments. Cota's use of light and color was nothing short of masterful, and each piece seemed to pulse with its own unique energy and atmosphere.

One of the standout pieces of the show was a large-scale painting representing the lost connections in the subway. As I walked around the piece, the neon lighting seemed to shift and change, creating a hypnotic, almost trance-like effect. It was a truly mesmerizing experience, and I left the exhibition feeling inspired and invigorated by Cota's innovative use of light, color, and digital mediums. Overall, the Neon Dream exhibition was a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art, and I can't wait to see Cota's next gallery exhibition.