Return To Freedom is a horse sanctuary focused on conservation. “It is the first organisation to rescue entire family bands of wild horses, recognizing the deep bond and intricate social structure that exists in wild horse herds, allowing them to express the natural behaviors they would in the wild. We want to send the message that wild horses are herd animals. Genetic diversity is threatened every time we remove horses from their natural habitat, and that the horses suffer when they are separated from their family and herd groups.”

https://returntofreedom.org

Taken at the sanctuary in 2014, the photograph of these galloping Mustang captures the fragility of a disappearing world. More than just a rare breed, they are the living embodiment of freedom—a primal longing that still lives in the human psyche.

The image is printed on Hahnemühle Archival paper with Optium glass. The wooden frame has finished corners. It is part of a small limited edition. This artwork is signed and numbered 2/21.

Size: 15 ¼ X 27 1/2”

This photograph is currently shown at Summit Farm in North Salem, NY.