Blind children feel an elephant 

"Blind children feel an elephant" is a painting by Sue Coe, depicting a group of children interacting with an elephant. The scene is set against a backdrop of a grimy industrial cityscape, suggesting the harsh realities of poverty and urban life. The children’s blindfolded faces symbolize the limitations of perception, while the elephant, a symbol of power and strength, represents the potential for connection and understanding. Coe’s work is often characterized by its social and political commentary, and this painting serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of empathy and human connection.