Interrupted Freedom – 90x90
Acrylic on Canvas
Freedom—an ideal often constrained by external influences. "Interrupted Freedom" explores this tension. The Japanese kanji for "money" (金, pronounced "kin") intersects with the word "freedom" (自由, pronounced "jiyū"), rendering it unreadable—a powerful symbol of the perpetual conflict between financial dependence and true self-determination.
The wild, untamed color palette on the left represents the boundless nature of freedom, while the structured, darker tones on the right, dominated by the prominent "money" character, form an insurmountable barrier.
An artwork that provokes thought, invites reflection, and sparks dialogue.
Acrylic on Canvas
Freedom—an ideal often constrained by external influences. "Interrupted Freedom" explores this tension. The Japanese kanji for "money" (金, pronounced "kin") intersects with the word "freedom" (自由, pronounced "jiyū"), rendering it unreadable—a powerful symbol of the perpetual conflict between financial dependence and true self-determination.
The wild, untamed color palette on the left represents the boundless nature of freedom, while the structured, darker tones on the right, dominated by the prominent "money" character, form an insurmountable barrier.
An artwork that provokes thought, invites reflection, and sparks dialogue.
Acrylic on Canvas
Freedom—an ideal often constrained by external influences. "Interrupted Freedom" explores this tension. The Japanese kanji for "money" (金, pronounced "kin") intersects with the word "freedom" (自由, pronounced "jiyū"), rendering it unreadable—a powerful symbol of the perpetual conflict between financial dependence and true self-determination.
The wild, untamed color palette on the left represents the boundless nature of freedom, while the structured, darker tones on the right, dominated by the prominent "money" character, form an insurmountable barrier.
An artwork that provokes thought, invites reflection, and sparks dialogue.