The artwork consists of several stories and reference gathered and put into a minimal design artwork.

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• Approached the light and could not decide to go ahead and break it or stay put. After being manipulated by his conflicted thoughts, pursues to break it - ends up creating chaos for the rest of the drivers going about their ways as well right in the middle.

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• Approached the light and goes straight ahead, disrespecting its authority.

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• Approached the light and just stopped and waited to proceed when it is time.

• It takes ethics to stop when you know you need to, it is hard to actively make decisions adding up to the bigger picture.

• Being taught to see and experience life in short terms of gradual growth can disable you from putting things in an ethical test run and often either create chaos or be easily unethical.

• This displays ethics and patience containing three characters, who runs - who stop - who creates chaos

• Since there is an indefinite timing it is hard to pick which option to go with

• All of them end up in different situations but the one that makes the stop makes gradual growth towards the destination with no chaos or unethical tactics

The exact keys played in the beginning of this song, is used in the artwork below.

The idea of that music piece is sampled into this art's minimal design, referencing to a deeper feeling,

Representing an artist's creativity and frustration being converted into a product that, expresses

his or her -- emotion(s), and helps resolve conflict with deploying

all of that energy into a physical extension of music itself.

The Piano in this case.

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• The piano itself is a physical extension of music; that the musician in this scene is using. Helping drain all of his emotional energy into it.

• The grand piano itself, that in this case is the source to help carry the musician’s expression.

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• The keys illustrated in this artwork is from the song - Runaway.

• The same loop goes on through out the song, as its foundation.

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• The keyboard is just a boundary for the artist to deploy his creative energy upon.

• The other side, past the yellow line in the middle -- is The Piano itself as an agent of Music; metaphorically.

• This displays a musician releasing all his troubles and frustration in a piece of music’s physical extension (i.e. the piano)

• The grand piano itself is used by him to express his emotions that he just can not express verbally, to be easily understood anymore.

• A creative outlook is hard to fathom and digest through our daily life eye; but the vision of it is all it takes to pursue the type of passion and unique output that can not be matched or contained for long.

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• The pointy edge on bottom is the entering point and widens up into a triangle shape -- that depicts your problems broadening as you go along with it.

• This is where you need to realize that you take control of things -- it is you who generates and makes the thoughts to be in your head and not the other way around.

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• You approach the last stage of clear headed determination. Nothing can stop you now from focusing and achieving the best.

• The triangle depicts the broad scope of negative thoughts and doubts that worry you closing up, and finally you shoot out of the horizon into one narrow direction with a strong mindset just like the tip of the triangle.

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• As you enter, you see a narrow passage of self doubt and troubles, one might feel overwhelmed and claustrophobic here -- metaphorically speaking.

• As soon as you get out of this zone, you enter the next phase of the turn and realize that the only change is the situation and everything else has always been constant -- this helps soothe your uneasiness about it and move on from the shortcomings holding you back.

• This represents the road ie. new and shady to the rider so it is always scary and makes one feel hesitant to take.

• But if this is the only road you can take and you have set your mind to it, it gets easier in time to take the same road because you get used to it.

• Approaching anything new at first can be an intimidating experience, getting used to it and realising how you can make the best of it is how people outgrow it and move on from the intimidation for good.

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• The three boxes depict three train coaches, these are supposed to portray specific point in time i.e. Past, Present & Future.

• The subject is in the present coach trying to guess what the future holds, or the past that he or she has left behind.

• The alignment of the coaches are not straight because it depicts a turn in its motion on each ends, mirrored making it hard for the subject to see past a specific point making time in each direction a mystery of the situations that it holds.

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• The three boxes depict three train coaches, but this time around; they are put into perspective at an angle seen from above.

• The subject looks from above now, this makes it easier to analyze the situation he or she is dealing with. Putting everything in place all at once.

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• The vertical line depicts the subject in this situation rising above it's current situation just to make themselves see what they are dealing with.

• The subject looks from above, making things clear and conceive the revelation that the coaches are interconnected with a destined path no matter what, taking upon it is the only option and is not that difficult.

• This revelation brings great joy, putting things in perspective can help your troubles feel tiny and even help one figure their end point in a troubling experience.

• Some experiences can be troubling while you are going through them, but it gets easier by putting things in perspective and realising the true tone of what you are dealing with.

• The quote is originally taken from the documentary about Richard Feynman’s life. It justifies all of these artworks as well.

• The context here for the quote is simple. Every problem had one of these broader term solutions. It took a curious enough mindset and wanting to look for answers -- to be able to understand the concepts in such a manner that it could be understood on an easier basis.

• Even though the artwork is contradictory to the statement, the point behind using this art style was building curiosity and being able to look at it differently every time unlike a definitive figure of objects placed precisely.