Sara Carter’s 2024 works explore themes of human evolution, transformation, sovereignty, and transcendence amid cultural volatility and personal change. While each piece stands alone, the body of work reflects both the visceral present and a hopeful belief in what lies beyond. Flowers for Women offers symbolic gestures of feminine power, seemingly soft yet pulsing with resilience and quiet defiance, while Freedom on Repeat honors ongoing fights for liberation across racial, cultural, and spiritual dimensions, weaving together grief, endurance, and transcendence. Other works, like Soup for Angel Wings and What Dirt Can Do, embrace the messiness of being human, treating lived experience as raw material for growth and change. Closer to My Home holds an existential joy, recognizing that living itself is a path toward infinite love, freedom, and return. Together, these pieces hum with hope, strength, and the sense of something unfolding beyond the visible.