Yes, Roya

Wylie Kogan navigates the vibrant yet tumultuous art world of 1963 California, where creativity clashes with societal expectations. As she struggles to carve out her identity and find her place among the established artists, her journey is both inspiring and challenging. Surrounded by the glitz and glamour of the era, Wylie leans on her friendships and her determination to breathe life into her artwork, hoping to make a name for herself.

Amid the backdrop of changing cultural norms and expectations, Wylie grapples with the complexities of ambition, relationships, and self-discovery. Each interaction and opportunity shapes her path, illuminating the triumphs and challenges faced by women aspiring to leave a mark in a male-dominated industry. With every brushstroke, Wylie not only seeks to tell her story but also reflects the hopes and struggles of a generation on the brink of transformation.