Liberation is a year-long body of work shaped by reflection, change, and becoming. Created during a significant personal and career shift, the series emerged slowly, revealing different emotional states as they surfaced — from resistance and surrender to grace, renewal, growth, and quiet joy.

Working primarily in oil, often for the first time, the process itself became part of the narrative. The medium demanded patience and attentiveness, allowing intuition and emotion to guide each layer.

Rather than depicting transformation as sudden or forceful, the works honour change as something lived, layered, and deeply human.

Heaviness is not erased, but transformed; what was endured becomes fertile. Liberation reflects freedom not as escape, but as integration — staying present long enough for something new to take root.

Joy does not replace heaviness, but grows from it; gratitude becomes the ground from which freedom emerges.