This sculpture explores both the positive and negative feelings of being held. On the positive side, being held suggests protection and support, as the figure appears calm and serene, possibly finding comfort within the frame’s boundaries. Conversely, it can also imply confinement, with the rigid structure symbolizing restriction or entrapment. This duality highlights the tension between being held in a way that provides security versus one that limits freedom, inviting reflection on the balance between support and constraint.