Boykov's two life-sized female figures (mother and daughter) were made of grass that was bound with wax and cast directly in bronze. They stand facing each other. Water trickles down from the mother's cupped hands into the daughter's hands. The perpetual flow of water symbolizes the continuous bond between them.

An inscription on a plaque reads: "'Source' celebrates the intimate and deep family bonds as a unit of social harmony and community growth. It uses water both as an artistic element and a metaphor of the energies and emotions that bind us together. It praises and promotes the values that lie at the core of our individual and social consciousness."