Obstruction i

The piece is centered around a young boy who has a special connection with birds. The boy can be seen holding a dove and having another perched on his head which creates a sense of innocence and purity, as if the boy is at peace with the natural world around him.

The use of a young boy as the subject of the piece symbolizes the idea of youth and innocence, and the importance of preserving these qualities in a world that can sometimes be harsh and unforgiving. The image of the birds represents freedom, beauty, and the untamed spirit of nature.

The piece speaks about the importance of self-acceptance and the need to resist societal pressures to conform to narrow stereotypes and expectations. It celebrates the courage and resilience of individuals who are able to embrace their true selves in the face of adversity and discrimination.