i chose the same artwork Imelda dear and read with more scrutiny those who also chose this girl in the tea cup. so interesting how we each see her and the message she delivers. i took the word fail safe to mean what it would it my line of work, as i was positive you had a hidden message there. I hope i am not presumptuous by saying you had thoughts of her redeeming the world with minimal injury or harm?
Two ideas played in my head for this artwork. The first was simply about coffee and me essentially. But the other one, the one that was posted here, was inspired by my Catholic faith. When the first humans, Adam and Eve, fell into sin (i.e., when the world tipped over), God gave us hope of redemption through a Woman who would crush the serpent’s head and bring salvation by giving birth (delivering) the Savior. That woman was the Blessed Virgin Mary. So, this piece is actually a religious/spiritual piece
Thank you for this… love the thought of woman saving the world.
Oh yes! Female power can save the world……like this sentiment and post! 🙂
I like the idea of Woman delivering redemption.
In truth. Not only wishful thinking or mythical, but biblical. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee…
Exactly! 🙂
Thanks, Amaya.
From the exquisite beginning line – to the end – LOVED it.
Thanks, Margaret. 🙂
i chose the same artwork Imelda dear and read with more scrutiny those who also chose this girl in the tea cup. so interesting how we each see her and the message she delivers. i took the word fail safe to mean what it would it my line of work, as i was positive you had a hidden message there. I hope i am not presumptuous by saying you had thoughts of her redeeming the world with minimal injury or harm?
Two ideas played in my head for this artwork. The first was simply about coffee and me essentially. But the other one, the one that was posted here, was inspired by my Catholic faith. When the first humans, Adam and Eve, fell into sin (i.e., when the world tipped over), God gave us hope of redemption through a Woman who would crush the serpent’s head and bring salvation by giving birth (delivering) the Savior. That woman was the Blessed Virgin Mary. So, this piece is actually a religious/spiritual piece
this was totally beautiful Imelda, I admire your strength of words and the passion of your faith.
Very topical now too with all the marches. Great response to that amazing art.