The artwork is created using a triad of black, red, and white colors. Red, positioned between these two achromatic shades, symbolizes both life and death, representing the struggle for one's beliefs and goals. The white color forms a cobweb-like  network on the mystical black back ground, subtly shaping the wings of a butter-fly. Instead of the butterfly's body, the text "Otherness is my visible invisibility" is written. Red fills the circular shapes within the cobweb network, emphasizing the readiness to fight for equality and inclusivity. This composition powerfully conveys the dynamic and ongoing struggle for recognition and acceptance.