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He Paid For Her Bus Animal like the architecture is intentionallyHe Paid for Her Bus is a large scale pink painting depicting a boy and a sparrow. The work explores adolescence as a period of inner growth and emerging independence. The sparrow functions as a metaphor for the idiom, spread your wings, echoing the subjects transition toward autonomy. The boys head is painted disproportionately larger than his body to heighten the presence of his skinhead and to foreground an aggressive attitude often read onto his