Urszula Kumala-Thomas has unveiled her latest art sculpture, ‘Bird Set Free’, in the Bruce Flowers Sculpture Garden at Florence Carlyle Park in Woodstock. This piece honors the legacy of Florence Carlyle, a pioneering woman artist known for her contributions to painting in the late-19th and early-20th centuries. The sculpture features a bird cage that is open at the top, symbolizing the constraints women faced during Carlyle's time, and includes a pigeon representing freedom. The project was made possible through a legacy grant from the Department of Canadian Heritage, following a jury selection and community consultation process. Alexandra Hartstone, director of the Woodstock Art Gallery, emphasized the interactive nature of the sculpture, which invites visitors to engage with it and appreciate its design. The installation has been in place since November 2025, with the final touch added recently by Baird Machines. The sculpture aims to create a contemplative space for visitors to connect with nature and the artwork.