This piece is a part of a series entitled "Post No Bills" and serves as a powerful and thought-provoking tribute to the legacy of remarkable individuals who have made significant contributions to our world, particularly within the realm of athletics. This design aligns with a consistent theme of celebrating and honoring those who have shaped history, whether on a local scale in Toronto or on a global stage.

The title itself, "Post No Bills," holds a dual meaning. On one level, it refers to the literal act of posting bills or posters on walls, which is often restricted in public spaces. Metaphorically, it speaks to the suppression and erasure of certain stories, particularly those belonging to underrepresented communities. This art piece aims to counter that suppression by metaphorically tearing down these "Post No Bills" signs and revealing the untold stories that lie beneath.

The central imagery of the design involves layers being peeled away, symbolizing the process of uncovering hidden narratives. This imagery not only highlights the concept of revealing obscured history but also serves as a metaphor for the active effort required to unearth these stories. Each layer represents a different facet of history, waiting to be explored and acknowledged.

The use of bold Symbolism, dynamic shapes and lines evokes a sense of movement and progress, underscoring the idea of pushing forward against barriers and perseverance.

By portraying the act of unveiling and exposing history, "Post No Bills" communicates the message that our stories and history have never truly been hidden. They have always been present, waiting to be acknowledged and celebrated. These art pieces not only pays homage to those who have come before us but also encourages future generations of creative artists to continue shedding light on important narratives, speaking truth to power, and advocating for change.

"Post No Bills" is a visual representation of resilience, determination, and the enduring power of storytelling. It invites viewers to engage with our history, reflect on the past, and play an active role in shaping a more inclusive and empowered future.