Stubbornly and passionately, Gehry has held onto one goal: to create buildings that inspire emotion. He used abstract expressionism to evoke varied emotions throughout his architectural journey like stability, growth, boldness, movement, feminism, reflection, fluidity, fragmentation, inspiration and humanism.

Emotions are abstractly represented with the use of varied lines which are then integrated to plot a three-dimensional graph. The lines used for each emotion are depicted in the timeline. Visualising the graph like a Frank Gehry sketch, it is modelled out as a deconstructed form, much like the process Gehry followed. The monochromatic red scale shows the flow of emotions with respect to the given timeline.