36 x 36

Liberty Cries is a visceral reinterpretation of one of America’s most enduring symbols—the Statue of Liberty.

Rendered in a stark black-and-white palette with a single, striking blue tear, the piece captures a moment of emotional rupture. Strength and sorrow exist simultaneously, challenging the viewer to confront not only what liberty represents—but what it endures.

The composition is intentionally raw. Splattered textures and layered brushwork break down the form, suggesting both erosion and resilience. The controlled chaos of the surface reflects a deeper tension between ideal and reality, permanence and pressure.

This work stands at the intersection of patriotism and reflection—an image that does not dictate meaning, but demands response.