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22” x 28”
Charcoal and Rust on Paper
Sacred work is a tribute to the physical, emotional, and spiritual transformation women undergo in pregnancy. Fragmented yet whole, the female figure here is shown in parts - a breast flowing with milk, a body stretched and altered, a child forming within. Each element is a piece of the story, layered with sacrifice, strength, and divine purpose. This is not a romanticized image. It is real. Raw. The beauty is in the labor, in the disassembly that leads to creation. The painting honors the unseen labor of becoming - the stretching, the breaking, the rebuilding. It speaks to every woman who has carried life within her and emerged changed, marked, and more. With bold anatomy and unfiltered emotion, Sacred Work invites reverence. It is a visual hymn of gratitude for the women who build life with their bodies and carry on the sacred task of creation.
22” x 28”
Charcoal and Rust on Paper
Sacred work is a tribute to the physical, emotional, and spiritual transformation women undergo in pregnancy. Fragmented yet whole, the female figure here is shown in parts - a breast flowing with milk, a body stretched and altered, a child forming within. Each element is a piece of the story, layered with sacrifice, strength, and divine purpose. This is not a romanticized image. It is real. Raw. The beauty is in the labor, in the disassembly that leads to creation. The painting honors the unseen labor of becoming - the stretching, the breaking, the rebuilding. It speaks to every woman who has carried life within her and emerged changed, marked, and more. With bold anatomy and unfiltered emotion, Sacred Work invites reverence. It is a visual hymn of gratitude for the women who build life with their bodies and carry on the sacred task of creation.