“Destiny’s Child” traces a chapter in the artist’s life when saying “no” was treated as harm, and saying “yes” to everyone else became the expected rhythm of her days. She was raised to believe that pleasing others meant safety, that perception mattered more than truth, and that her own needs should always come second to the comfort of those around her. Those early patterns shaped a version of herself who felt responsible for managing other people’s emotions, even when it cost her parts of her own becoming. This piece captures the messy beauty of unlearning those beliefs — the discomfort of choosing herself for the first time, and the unexpected joy that comes with honoring her worthiness. The bold lines and layered forms echo the chaos of disordered boundaries, while the emerging shapes symbolize the quiet, growing strength of reclaiming them one choice at a time. “Destiny’s Child” reminds the artist — and anyone who recognizes the journey within it — that she is the baseline for how others treat her. When she values herself, she teaches the world how to meet her with the same integrity.