Set Free (18x24) reflects a moment when release has already begun — when what once confined no longer holds the same power. The composition suggests movement and openness, not through struggle, but through a quiet shift in orientation.
 
Rather than emphasizing the effort required to break free, the piece focuses on the space that follows. There is a sense of lightness and expansion, as if breath has returned after a long period of restraint. What emerges is not urgency, but clarity — the recognition that something has changed.
 
The painting carries the feeling of transition into openness, where identity is no longer shaped by what confined it. Freedom is portrayed not as an endpoint, but as a state of becoming — one that allows expression, movement, and presence to take form naturally.
Set Free invites reflection on what unfolds once limitation loosens its grip, and how release can create room for beauty, voice, and forward motion.
 
Fine art paper and canvas print options are available. Prints are produced on standard-sized paper with a white border for easy framing and artist signature.