THE BIRTH OF LIBERATION ST

In 2024, artist Jai Sol was exploring AI technology as a medium to integrate with his digital and traditional style. After several experimentations, he accidentally created a composition of a woman standing beside a doorway. The visual captivated Jai as the subject stared at him with a striking, bold intensity. He felt she had a story to tell.

The doorway was intriguing. Was she stepping out, or staying in? Was the door a gateway into an opportunity? If so, had she been invited? After sharing the artwork with fiction writer Jo Cora, Jai began to develop more conceptual pieces that followed a similar thread. These women began to take shape as characters—each one a story of inequality, challenge, and freedom. From this, the theme of Liberation Street was born.

With a plan to create art representing women’s challenges over the past 100 years, they began crafting stories for a handful of fictional women living in different eras from 1924 to the present. Initially, the narratives were rich with symbolism and beauty, designed to decorate their doorways. But through further experimentation, they unearthed a deeper idea: the art could become a story of visibility itself. The doorways transformed into symbols of opportunity, obstruction, safety, and freedom.

These women became more than subjects—they were commentators on society, relationships, discrimination, and culture. Jai began sharing the concept with fellow creatives and friends, who immediately resonated with the work. Women, in particular, responded with emotional depth. When asked about their own experiences of visibility, some cried, others reflected on their personal journeys or their mothers’ lives. Many had never considered the ways in which they had—or hadn’t—been seen and heard.

LIBERATION STREET PLAN

It was during these sharings that both Jo and Jai realised the immense potential of what lay ahead. They formed a small team, each member committed to helping shape and bring Liberation Street into the world. With Jai at the helm—drawing from his extensive experience in creating and exhibiting art—and his newfound passion for AI and cutting-edge digital applications, and with Jo’s guidance, they created a plan to introduce Liberation Street both online and in-person. Their vision invites people to contribute to the creation of art, interact with it at live events, and engage with the deeper messages embedded in each piece. Our Street Plan is to bring art, community, and technology together in an exploration of one hundred years of women’s visibility.

LIBERATION ST PLAN

LIBERATION STREET TEAM

Our Street Team is the heartbeat of Liberation Street—a growing collective of passionate individuals who believe in the message, the mission, and the magic behind the project. At this stage of development, they are actively supporting the creative evolution of the work: shaping ideas, building concepts, visualising the narrative, and helping bring events to life.

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If you resonate with our vision and feel called to be part of a project that blends art, social change, and human connection—we’re building this street for you too

COMMITMENT & RESPONSIBILITY


Liberation Street is rooted in a deep commitment to creating accessible, meaningful, and beautiful art that opens up conversations around women’s visibility across time. At its core, the project is about connection—between people, stories, art, and technology. We aim to invite the community into this evolving narrative, encouraging diverse voices to be heard and valued. We believe in using cutting-edge technology ethically and transparently as a tool to enhance storytelling and expression. As artists and collaborators, we are dedicated to uplifting others—sharing our process openly, supporting creatives.Through every artwork and interaction, Liberation Street promotes positive messaging about women—celebrating strength, nuance, and identity.


Our Social Responsibility

We are committed to inclusivity, kindness, and historical authenticity. We strive to represent a broad spectrum of voices, perspectives, and lived experiences. We ensure everyone has the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the project.From storytelling to exhibitions, we stand by our responsibility to honour truth, foster understanding, and support local businesses as an essential part of our community-driven ethos. Liberation St is more than an art project—it’s a platform for change, visibility, and connection.