It looks that I got this one totally wrong, I don't know why though.
[Sep. 7th, 2013 05:33:26 AM]
The young boy and the old guy in the wheelchair are the same person. He asks himself the same question at different stages of his life. What happens next? What will the last moments of my life be like? Will I be happy when I walk into the light?
There is also a couple who are walking into the light, almost semi-transparent, never to return. This is his future.
The image uses many triangles and diagonal elements to tell the drama of the story. They all form a shape of a twisted keyhole.
The light and the man are the key elements.
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Nice concept, well captured, it makes me think of Priscilla Ahn's "Dream" but then everybody will have a different song in mind, it's in the nature of it.
Well done.
I think this is the best on show, great arch and scene, love the title as well, just wish the man on the chair was more in focus, or maybe that was your intention.