"Boundless" arrives as a work of quiet insistence, its surface animated by the hand-embellished marks that distinguish this ninth impression from the broader edition. Carino's intervention in the print extends the image beyond mechanical reproduction, introducing a layer of gestural presence that makes each viewing feel immediate and contingent. The archival pigment foundation ensures the underlying image retains its chromatic integrity across time, while the artist's additions sit atop that stability as something more provisional and alive. At 50.8 by 54.6 centimeters, the work occupies a scale that rewards close attention, inviting the collector to move toward it rather than absorb it from a distance. As the penultimate impression in a tightly controlled edition of ten, this work carries a particular scarcity that collectors of Carino's practice will recognize as significant. The combination of limited edition printing and direct hand embellishment means no two works in the series are identical, and this ninth example exists at the edge of the edition's completion. Signed by the artist, it carries the full provenance of an intentional, authorized object rather than a purely mechanical one. ART FOR CHANGE presents this work as part of its commitment to connecting collectors with contemporary practice at the intersection of printmaking and direct artistic labor. For those building collections attentive to process and material distinction, "Boundless" offers a durable acquisition grounded in both craft and concept, one that will sustain repeated engagement as its hand-worked surface continues to reveal itself over time.