Sunset Space is a vivid and contemplative solo work by Shepard Fairey that uses spray paint and collage on paper to transport the viewer into an expansive, otherworldly atmosphere. The combination of spray paint's soft gradients with the tactile physicality of collage creates a layered visual depth that mirrors the infinite recession of a cosmic horizon, blending Fairey's street art origins with a more meditative, almost psychedelic aesthetic. The title's pairing of 'Sunset' and 'Space' evokes dueling scales — the intimate, ephemeral beauty of a day's end and the vast, timeless expanse of the universe — suggesting themes of human smallness and wonder. Within the Triple Trouble collaboration, this piece positions Fairey as not merely a provocateur but a poet of public imagery, capable of translating grand existential themes into accessible visual language. It reflects the evolution of the OBEY project beyond political commentary into a broader exploration of perception, environment, and humanity's place within the cosmos.