This piece narrates the storied history of the rodeo in Jackson Hole - featuring a myriad of historic images ranging from early black and white photographs to contemporary color shots, each meticulously encased in a glass cabochon bead. The glass beads are arranged in a precise grid across a wooden frame, creating a mosaic that collectively tells the rich and vibrant history of the rodeo in Jackson Hole. This innovative approach not only preserves the visual history but also enhances it by adding a tactile, three-dimensional element to the viewing experience.

The cowboy riding the bucking bronco is a powerful and enduring symbol of Wyoming, embodying the spirit of the American West. This image, deeply rooted in the state's identity, represents the rugged independence, bravery, and skill of the cowboys who shaped its history. The rodeo, a cultural cornerstone in Jackson Hole, has long celebrated these qualities, drawing crowds to witness the daring feats of bronco busting. Over the years, the cowboy and bronco have become iconic emblems, immortalized in various forms of art and public monuments, signifying the timeless legacy and enduring spirit of the West. “Home of the Bronco Busters” captures this essence, bridging past and present through a visually compelling narrative.