“Barcode of Emancipation II” evokes a surge of liberation in which the self sheds its shadowed zones to turn toward its own radiance. Through a chromatic interplay of intensity and clarity, the assertive hues trace a trajectory that suggests both rupture and the breaking of one’s chains. Moving through a sequence of monochrome and color, the piece offers an experience that is deeply personal yet resonates universally: the emergence of a force seeking to transcend imposed boundaries and finally shine in its full splendor. Beneath its graphic structure — almost a poetic barcode — it invites the viewer to feel the light rather than merely observe it, and to perceive within it a glimmer of our truest human nature.

* Black wooden frame, manufactured in Québec, Canada, fitted with an Artglass AR 70™ anti-reflective glass, which provides an exceptional visual experience by reducing reflections to less than 1%, while ensuring optimal visibility of the artwork and blocking part of the UV rays.