This drawing by Willem Boronski on brown paper with water-soluble graphite captures a moment of movement and resistance. The lines suggest a bicycle in motion, facing obstacles that must be overcome. The interplay between wet and dry graphite creates tension—some forms seem to dissolve, while others hold firm. Blue and rust-brown accents enhance the sense of struggle against opposing forces. The brown background adds an earthy, almost timeless quality. The bicycle symbolizes progress but also the challenge of adaptation and perseverance. This aligns with Boronski’s themes of transition, fragmentation, and reconstruction, inviting the viewer to create their own narrative about movement and resistance.