Artwork Story
Colis was fascinated with the cow, a sacred animal in many cultures, as the subject of her art. Often expressing the concept of the earth as mother, cows are often a symbol of fertility, nurturing, and power. At the time, these themes of motherhood and fertility were important for Colis to express. After her breast cancer diagnosis, however, her artistic expression shifted to the cow as a symbol of strength, survival, and life, as Colis struggled to protect her own life and her fertility during her cancer treatment. Colis’ strong feelings in this regard spill onto her canvas in the form of stitches, bandages, and healing wounds.
Since being diagnosed with breast cancer, Colis ensures that she stays positive and that life continues as normal while she obtains treatment. Her greatest desire is to continue doing the things that she loves, with the focus being on her art.
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Dimensions | 30 × 30 in |
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