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Home reimagines the South Carolina flag as an evolution of the Revolutionary Liberty flag, moving its familiar crescent and palmetto from banner into reflection. The crescent is no longer a flat emblem above the field; it appears as moonlight on dark water. The palmetto is not shown directly, but revealed through the shadow it casts across the surface.

By turning the flag into reflection and shadow, the work places the viewer inside the symbol rather than outside it. Liberty is not presented as a banner to be watched from a distance, but as something encountered inwardly — something reflected back through water, darkness, memory, and self-examination.

The cause of liberty begins as a reflection. Before it can be defended, inherited, or displayed, it must first be found within.

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Archival giclée fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm, a 100% cotton museum-quality paper with a softly textured matte surface. Printed with archival pigment inks for rich color, deep blacks, and fine detail. Each print includes a white border for handling and framing, and ships unframed, rolled in protective archival wrapping inside a sturdy mailing tube.