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Oil on Canvas
8” x 10”
In a barren desert gripped by famine, a mother clings to her child - not with strength, but with the last breath of her will. Dead Tired portrays a woman pushed beyond exhaustion, her body slumped, her spirit nearly spent. And yet, she holds on. Her form is weary, but the gold that streaks across her figure does not symbolize death - it symbolizes worth. Her sacrifice gleams through the suffering. The golden touch quietly honors her - not as a martyr, but as a lifeline. In just a few strokes and limited space, this painting speaks volumes: of motherhood, survival, and the sacred, relentless drive to protect life at all costs.
Oil on Canvas
8” x 10”
In a barren desert gripped by famine, a mother clings to her child - not with strength, but with the last breath of her will. Dead Tired portrays a woman pushed beyond exhaustion, her body slumped, her spirit nearly spent. And yet, she holds on. Her form is weary, but the gold that streaks across her figure does not symbolize death - it symbolizes worth. Her sacrifice gleams through the suffering. The golden touch quietly honors her - not as a martyr, but as a lifeline. In just a few strokes and limited space, this painting speaks volumes: of motherhood, survival, and the sacred, relentless drive to protect life at all costs.