Our idea involves taking a face-to-face picture of a young couple to represent and transmit the concept of vulnerability/fragility. Cristiana Thiel, the author of the book "A Psicologia das Cores no Marketing," explicitly demonstrated that the sense of weakness and vulnerability could be represented by the color "baby yellow," a softer tone of yellow (Thiel, 2019). This is crucial information for achieving success in our artwork, as the primary color of it must agree with the idea of the frame. Additionally, the knowledge of collaging the image of the couple with a mountain landscape image will be implemented to contrast and complete the back photo. As the pair's frame will transmit weakness, the mountain figure will tackle it, representing something hard, strong, and solid. To support this claim, the book Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion (Thomas C. Putnam) states that: “Mountains symbolize constancy, eternity, firmness, and stillness.”

Furthermore, our second image will continue from the first one. Following the same idea, it will fictionally portray the same couple, but now, they are older and have their backs turned to one another, with the image of a waterfall between them. The sand play therapist & psychotherapist Mi-yeon Eom affirms, "As a symbol, water is rich with psychological meaning for it represents the source of life [...]." (Eom, 2014) Therefore, we scheme to use water in the waterfall to depict how the couple grew up together with life and got separated from each other, but they are still vulnerable to this event.