The dream that never came true by gunsan
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
For all women who never got the children they longed for and fighted in vain to get.
Texture: Ressurgere at DA
Have a nice day!
I will add that the babies are aa piece of a scupture by the Norvegian sculptor Viegeland, and can be seen in his sculpture park in Oslo.

Comments (22)
What a wonderful piece of art Gun. Absolutely gorgeous. Geoff.
Amazing Gun and what a wonderful dedi superb work !!
Wonderful textures, in your image Gun! Very evocative and significante. Whitness as a meaning of purity and the dream is present too with all the fluttering ribbons. Chaotic but beatiful. Lovely tribut, Gun!
This is so creative. You did a fantastic job with this great image.
Very beautiful and moving work, Gun
A very moving artwork. Makes me think of all the lost little souls due to certain laws in various countries.
A very emotional work and a super dedication. The effects are superb and very symbolic.
Whoa.
very touching here
This is stunning and beautiful. It touches the soul.
Fantastic work.
very cool
Interesting.
Hi Gun, Great! Something I can relate to. Very very special. There is so much in it....
Great work and lovely dedi!
Fantastic piece of art ...nicely done
Great work!!!
Excellent work Gun ... !!
Makes me remember seeing Pollock's work for the first time, stunning work! The eye and the mind simply rove over it trying to take it all in!! An image I intend to come back to and just sit and lose myself in it for a time. WOW, simply WOW!!
An amazing image. CC
interesting work
Sigh .. there are so many ways to be denied your children, including having them take away at birth, I'm thinking of the black market babies, of places where lives have little value outside of what money they can generate .. so much sadness imbued in this beautiful work ..