Freedom tells a paradoxical story—one of longing and entrapment. The figure, suspended upside-down, suggests a struggle between liberation and constraint. The word FREEDOM rests above, yet it feels heavy, like a burden rather than a release. The legs, melting into the background, hint at instability, as if true freedom is slipping away. The rich blues and gold flakes contrast suffering with the illusion of grandeur, echoing the bittersweet nature of escape. This painting questions: Is freedom a destination, or just an idea we carry, even in chains?