Gina Athena Ulysse reflects on Myrlande Constant’s dedication to her craft, noting how her imagination flourishes despite the constraints of working in Haiti. Ulysse contrasts this with her own experience as an artist with limited time, admiring Constant’s ability to create expansive, ambitious works. She views Constant’s artistic development as a testament to what is possible when creativity is prioritized and imagines the impact of her work if liberated from daily constraints and concerns for safety and survival.