Strength

Strength is a powerful visual meditation on resilience, heritage, and the enduring force of protection. At the center of the composition stands a stylized figure dressed in a flowing white garment adorned with green and yellow wavy patterns and delicate black motifs. The figure holds a long staff or spear, symbolizing authority, guidance, and the ability to stand firm against adversity.

Slung over one shoulder is a basket or cloth carrying three small, round-headed figures, likely representing children. This detail transforms the central figure into a guardian—embodying maternal strength, responsibility, and the sacred act of carrying others forward. The gesture conveys not only physical endurance but also emotional and spiritual fortitude.

The background is textured with white, blue, and black strokes, creating a cloudy, abstract atmosphere that suggests both challenge and transcendence. On the left side of the canvas, the word “STRENGTH” is vertically inscribed in bold white letters against a dark strip, grounding the piece with its central theme.
Through its interplay of figure, text, and texture, Strength becomes more than an image—it is a declaration. It honors the resilience of women, the weight of responsibility carried with grace, and the unyielding power of heritage. The staff, the children, and the word itself converge to remind viewers that strength is not only about endurance, but about the courage to protect, nurture, and lead.