In "Liberty," the Statue of Liberty is reinterpreted as a monkey, her torch held high in teal hues. This piece juxtaposes the ideals of freedom and enlightenment with the primal imagery of a monkey, highlighting the paradoxes and hypocrisies in our society’s pursuit of liberty. Murt Burner uses this ironic depiction to question the authenticity of our democratic values and the inclusivity of our 'land of the free.'