Klein theorized Projective-Identification as the unconscious phantasy generated between a new-born baby and his caretaker. Winnicott who was interested in the inner object of the client under therapy have made specific explanations on the concept of "transitional phenomena" and that of "transitional object". In art therapy, the client was led to gain awareness of his own emotions by means of artistic endeavors. Moreover, the artistic works of the clients contain the projection of the client's unconsciousness. In this essay, object relations theory is adopted to psychoanalyze a child of a single parent who underwent a seven-month art therapy. The child's love and hate in the unconsciousness was somehow unveiled in his drawings. Most importantly, in every therapy session lies the seed of opportunity.