This work is like no other conforms to the statements by Maitre Daly who appealed to artists - surrealists: "If you understand your picture - you'd better not paint it”. The bird's head and beak provoke vague associations with the paintings by Boskh. The "cockroaches" and the other strange biomorphic creatures, darting over the canvas, obviously, reflect the rich and diverse the artist’s head content.
It is well known that the method of surrealism implies full emancipation of the artist's imagination, full freedom of creative vision and creative process. In this connection, apparently, this work illustrates the well-known postulate of "father of psychoanalysis” - the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze, that schizophrenia is the main home liberation of personality.
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