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The first piece of the Existential Collection, “Caught in a Field of Innocence” has multiple meanings:
The fragile codependency of life and death - we’re unaware of which moments will be our last
The anxiety that appears when you’re enjoying the present moment - the fear that you may lose it
The way things aren’t always fair - innocent people are abused by others
The state of our country and the world - people being torn away from the ones they love and are forever changed by it
The first piece of the Existential Collection, “Caught in a Field of Innocence” has multiple meanings:
The fragile codependency of life and death - we’re unaware of which moments will be our last
The anxiety that appears when you’re enjoying the present moment - the fear that you may lose it
The way things aren’t always fair - innocent people are abused by others
The state of our country and the world - people being torn away from the ones they love and are forever changed by it