This work is not simply a focus on the tragedy of the son in “Icarus” by Matisse, but rather a delicate portrayal of the complex emotions, love, mourning, and pain of the loss of the son that lie within the father. It is not just a tragic narrative, but an elaborate expression of the deep emotions and pain of loss of a human being.

The symbol of 'wings' itself is reminiscent of freedom, elevation, or transcendence, and the 'red thread' flowing down like a kind of 'flow' gave a strong visual element as it went down the surface of the wings. This evokes various emotions such as wounds, vitality, or aspirations. In addition, the placement of the red thread that flows naturally along the curve and texture of the wings intentionally expresses 'blood,' breaking the pure image of the wings little by little and adding an emotional tension.