The small figure of the child clings to the towering wall of a massive museum. The wall symbolically represents the world as a child might see it: overwhelming, unyielding, and intimidating. Yet the young boy seems to test that world by throwing his weight against the wall, just as he may someday deal with the challenges of life itself. Meanwhile another child plays at the fountain in the center of the courtyard. He also seems to be symbolically testing the world as he sees it, and in his own way. Even the bright red container on the ground by an entry door plays a symbolic role here – it links the building’s doorway to the child in red, functioning as a territorial marker. It also creates a triangle linking both children to each other and to the entrance to the building.