Liberté

Description

Here, the emphasis is on the urgent need for freedom. It represents the role we strive to play in society. Fate? Our “costume” is predetermined. The color blue underscores the peace we long for in order to feel free. To achieve this, must we perhaps heal our inner child, our inner wizard or witch, and ultimately our inner prince or princess—and thus elevate ourselves, as symbolized by the ladder?

In the lower right corner, we see a tree with a branch ending in a square, and next to it a figure whose head is also square-shaped. In a way, this is a symbol of yin and yang, representing humanity and nature. It speaks to the humanity hidden within nature and the naturalness found within humanity. Both beings gaze at each other, as if recognizing themselves in the other.