The Sea Wall: Last Light
One More Hug, My Child
One More Hug, My Child
In this vast and unfamiliar world, we find ourselves so distant from our true identity and spirit. Everywhere we look, only shimmering illusions catch our eyes, and we move through life like machines , aimless, dreamless, hollow. It feels as if everyone's gaze is upon us, waiting for us to falter, to reveal our flaws. This pressure pushes us beyond our limits, yet in the end, we realize we've lost our souls along the way.
What you must do is embrace yourself hold your spirit close, listen to its whisperings, and follow your dreams with the innocence and wonder of a joyful child beneath the warm radiant sunrise.
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" The Sea Wall " Collection Description:
In these visions, I created an ambiguity: the kid's soul and the man can have different meanings. It could represent a man who lost his child, or perhaps both are me. The soul symbolizes my childhood, while the man reflects my present self. The words on the monitor are the whisper of my childhood soul speaking to me. These artworks stem from my deep feelings; sometimes I experience a heavy depression, which drives me to create art nonstop. I feel as though I have lost my childhood, the time when everything was simple and joyful, when my father and mother could resolve my problems. The world was smaller and more colorful then. At times, I feel lost and alone; the world is vast and cold, and I long to hug myself. Sometimes, I appear strong on the outside, but I am fragile inside, carrying the weight of everything alone. I refuse to let my inner child get lost in this chaotic world. He is my lantern in the darkness, and I will always embrace him whenever he needs me.
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1/1 Digital Art by Ebrahim Elmi
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