Enough

This painting captures the moment when the noise finally loses its grip. The voices of doubt, fear, and old beliefs once wrapped tightly around her — words she carried that were never truly her own. With calm determination, she begins to cut away what no longer belongs, releasing the stories that told her she was unlovable, unseen, or not enough.

As the cords fall away, butterflies emerge as symbols of the self being set free — the spirit unfolding, remembering its true nature. They represent transformation, liberation, and the quiet return to wholeness. No longer shaped by the need to be something for others, she steps into the truth of honoring herself.

Light pours in not as something earned, but as something remembered. This is not an act of anger, but of clarity. A sacred reclaiming.

Enough is a reminder that you were never meant to shrink, prove, or perform for love — only to come home to yourself, and realize you have always been enough.