The cover of "SALT AND SLAVE" depicts a stark and evocative image that captures the essence of struggle and resilience. At the center stands a young African woman, her posture upright, her expression fierce and unyielding despite the chains that bind her wrists. Her burnt-orange dress is torn and weathered, symbolizing the hardships endured under brutal oppression. The background stretches into an endless expanse of white salt flats, shimmering under a relentless sun, conveying isolation and the harshness of the environment. In the distance, a thin line of enslaved figures moves slowly across the horizon, their silhouettes blurred against the pale landscape, emphasizing the scale of suffering and the dehumanizing nature of bondage. Above, bold black letters spell out the title "SALT AND SLAVE", standing stark against the faded watercolor sky of muted blues and ochres, lending the cover both simplicity and power. The overall tone is one of endurance, silent defiance, and the longing for liberation.