Her Voice Is Her Power

Artwork Details and Purchase Information
Original artwork is ink on 11 × 15 inch archival watercolor paper, framed and matted in a standard black frame
Giclée print is an 11 × 15 inch archival watercolor paper reproduction, framed and matted in a standard black frame, and part of a limited edition of 7
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Her Voice Is Her Power
 
Before the microphone, before the room quiets, there is a moment when a woman gathers herself. The weight of what must be said lives in her posture, in the way her shoulders settle and her breath steadies. This drawing captures that moment when voice becomes purpose and speaking becomes an act of courage.
 
Wilhelmina Delco stands firm, one hand holding the microphone, the other anchored at her side. The lines of her clothing, the tilt of her head, and the intensity in her expression reveal someone fully present in her responsibility. There is no excess here. Just focus, resolve, and the strength of being heard in spaces where silence was once expected.
 
Her Voice Is Her Power honors the women who spoke not for recognition, but for change. It reflects how leadership often looks quiet before it sounds loud, and how voice has always been one of the most powerful tools in shaping culture, policy, and progress. Through black ink, Lakeem preserves this moment as a reminder that voice, once claimed, carries far beyond the room.