In Libertad, the horse appears harnessed and prepared almost like a soldier, bearing the marks of restraint while simultaneously adorned like a ceremonial figure. This contrast gives the equine portrait an intentionally ambiguous character. Through this bronze horse bust, the sculpture explores the individual’s pursuit of freedom and the refusal of submission, allegiance and obedience. The animal becomes the vehicle for a broader reflection on independence and constraint. This bronze animal sculpture is cast in a limited edition of 12: eight numbered editions and four artist’s proofs.