No Way

Size: 50cmX50cm, acrylic, paper, spray paint) is a symbolic and raw reflection on motherhood, gender, and societal constraints.

The artwork presents a striking composition where human figures—represented by rats—observe the uterus of a woman carrying new life. The bold contrast of pink and black intensifies the tension between creation and oppression.

The phrase No Way underscores the absence of a future, a stark statement on a world where women, especially mothers, face systemic barriers. The word Exit looms as both a desperate plea and an inevitable truth, reinforcing the oppressive reality of patriarchal structures that limit women’s autonomy and choices.

This piece is both powerful and feminist, a visual manifesto against a society that often traps women in roles dictated by tradition and inequality. It does not offer easy answers but demands reflection—on freedom, on struggle, and on the possibility of breaking cycles of oppression.

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