Destination Freedom is a design based on the London Underground tube logo. It is an iconic logo. I have decided to focus some of my attention on creating Freedom Art because our freedoms are under attack. The World Economic Forum (WEF) has declared that we need a Great Reset. The vision that they have published when calling for a Great Reset is very much aligned with what conspiracy researchers have described as the New World Order. This is be the end of freedom for humankind. Their vision is for a fully subjugated humanity, controlled by AI. The realisation that a very small but powerful elite are directing us towards that dystopia can help us to sharpen our minds towards creating true freedom for all humanity. Our destination is freedom.

The background was created by layering 3 kaleidoscopic images in Photoshop and playing with the blending modes of each layer. The bottom layer is an image of a geodesic dome, which represents, for me, Buckminster Fuller, who popularised its construction and gave it its name. Buckminster Fuller is quoted as saying, “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” We know the system is rotten to the core. We need to leave it behind and create something that we all want, except the satanists of course. So that’s why that image represents freedom to me. And then the second layer is of a piece of graffiti depicting men in suits playing Monopoly. The table that they sit around is made up of naked people bent over. Behind them is the all seeing eye on the caption of a pyramid. For me this represents the new world order. Once enough of us fully grasp what the new world order is all about, we will collectively focus our attention on freedom, because freedom is such a basic instinct in us, and they can only enslave us by selling us the illusion of freedom. And the top layer is an image of a women meditating in front of a beautiful, glowing mandala. Connecting to the source of all things is another key element in our quest for freedom. I grouped the layers and took the opacity down to 7% as I want it to resemble the London Underground’s signage but with a psychedelic twist.