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Under the Lights brings sports and
pop culture nostalgia to life by
recreating iconic moments using toy
figures and meticulously designed props.

Photographed by Paul Schlossman, the
artwork opens up exciting possibilities
for experiencing sports and culture in
a more playful and creative way.

The idea was inspired by how Paul imagined his childhood sports figurines looked while playing with them; under stadium lights, twilit skies, and realistic as possible. 

Each photo is shot outdoors to produce the most authentic look of athletes playing under stadium lights at twilight.

The backdrop is purposely minimal, symbolizing what flow state looks and feels like for athletes. No fans. No crowd. No distractions. Just calmness, focus and the stillness of the moment.

Each photograph is meant to be calming & nostalgia evoking. A reminder to slow down, smile, and reconnect with our childlike passions & enthusiasm.

This Isn’t Just a Collectible. It’s a Statement.

You know original art when you see it.
You know good design. You believe in fun. In innovation. In going your own way.

Owning an Under the Lights piece means you see value where others miss it.

You appreciate leaders—not followers.

You still feel that spark from your childhood, and you’re not afraid to follow it.

It means you support the artist—Paul Schlossman—who’s building something different. Not mass-produced. Not chasing trends. Just following his passion.

You collect with intention. You value the feeling as much as the form.

Because art doesn’t just reflect culture—it reflects you.

Hi I’m Paul

I’m a sports enthusiast, Seinfeld fanatic, city dweller, animal lover, and photographer.

I first dabbled in photography while studying design in college, capturing skylines and stadiums at night—two things I loved as a kid, cities and sports. But as graduation neared, I chose a more practical path and pursued a career in marketing and consumer insights.

But when the pandemic hit, I found myself turning back to the things that brought me joy as a kid—my old baseball cards and sports figurines. Icons like Griffey, Jordan, and Puckett brought back a flood of memories, and with that, reignited my desire to create.

As much as my work brings out the kid in me, it’s also meant to bring out the kid in you—to reignite that sense of wonder, imagination, and curiosity. Beyond that, my art is meant to serve as a vessel that helps us reconnect, break down barriers, and spark conversations.