Do I Have To Be A Mother - by Chelsie Dysart (Scotland)
Charcoal and acrylic paint, 100 cm x 100 cm. 2018.
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
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Do I Have To Be A Mother - by Chelsie Dysart (Scotland)
Charcoal and acrylic paint, 100 cm x 100 cm. 2018.
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
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Do I Have To Be A Mother - by Chelsie Dysart (Scotland)
Charcoal and acrylic paint, 100 cm x 100 cm. 2018.
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
Chelsie : "This explores my place and role within society as a woman. Is there a rush to become a mother ? As a female, is the sole reason I exist to bear a child ? This artwork takes a tongue-in-cheek attitude towards motherhood and asks, what is motherhood exactly and do I have to be society’s idea of a mother ?"
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