The "Fresh Air" collection artfully captures the day New York City's boundless skies assumed a profound amber shade, an echo of Canada's faraway wildfires. With a delicate blend of mixed media, the artist re-envisions the famed skyline, now under the spell of nature's unexpected chroma. Central to the collection is the poignant assertion, "Skies are owned by those who are free." Each artwork invites viewers into a meditative space, pondering the very essence of freedom, our intricate bond with the environment, and the overarching canopy that shelters our urban realms. As one navigates the series, a lingering contemplation arises: Amid the towering edifices and the distant reverberations of nature's tumult, how fresh is the air we breathe? And in this vast expanse, where does freedom truly lie?