Reclamation celebrates the moment a woman returns to her own body - not as an object, not as an apology, but as her sovereign home. With arms raised and spine unguarded, she stands in a pose that is not performance, but possession: a wordless declaration that she belongs to herself.

The strokes of gold, teal and violet dance across her form like living energy, evoking freedom, sensuality, and the electric pulse of embodied power.

There is no shame here. No shrinking. No hiding. The figure is painted from behind, yet she feels utterly present - as though we are witnessing a private triumph rather than a pose. This is the reclamation of body, voice, and identity; the shedding of gaze, judgement, and old stories. She becomes her own witness, her own lover, her own truth.

Reclamation is an anthem on canvas - a reminder that liberation begins in the body, and that to inhabit ourselves fully is the most radical act of all.