Painted on a pre-WWI German-American postcard (more than 100 years old), this figure stands unguarded. The layered symbolism of nation, nudity, and autonomy confronts what it means to be both visible and vulnerable in a country that politicizes the female body. The backdrop is patriotic, the gaze is inward, and the message is unmistakably modern: Freedom is not evenly distributed.

This original artwork measures 4 × 6 inches. It has been float-mounted and preserved in a black walnut gallery frame. The brass plaque bears the title of the piece: Her America.

The final dimensions of this piece are 8.25 × 10.25 inches. This artwork arrives framed and ready to hang.