She is sleeping. My husband tells me I should sleep too but I just can’t take my eyes off her. She breathes slowly and smiles in dreams. She smells like freshly baked bread. I pick up my phone and snap a few photos of her to send to my family in Spain. I lay next to her, I close my eyes and in that exact moment she wakes up, crying. I hold her and move slowly. I can see people having ice cream from my window as I rock my baby to sleep. The sun is out and the promise of summer after a long winter behind walls is in the air.
License: Primary NFT holder is free to use this photo for display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries as long as creator is credited. Provides no right to create commercial merchandise, distribution or derivate works. Copyright remains with the creator.
This collection is a love poem to life. It is part of the documentation where I tell the story of my transition into motherhood during the Covid-19 pandemic. I focus on the details and poetry of the day to day, and I aim to express the vulnerability and loneliness that early motherhood means, especially during the lockdown time. The descriptions are translated from my diary, originally written in Spanish.
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She is sleeping. My husband tells me I should sleep too but I just can’t take my eyes off her. She breathes slowly and smiles in dreams. She smells like freshly baked bread. I pick up my phone and snap a few photos of her to send to my family in Spain. I lay next to her, I close my eyes and in that exact moment she wakes up, crying. I hold her and move slowly. I can see people having ice cream from my window as I rock my baby to sleep. The sun is out and the promise of summer after a long winter behind walls is in the air.
License: Primary NFT holder is free to use this photo for display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries as long as creator is credited. Provides no right to create commercial merchandise, distribution or derivate works. Copyright remains with the creator.
This collection is a love poem to life. It is part of the documentation where I tell the story of my transition into motherhood during the Covid-19 pandemic. I focus on the details and poetry of the day to day, and I aim to express the vulnerability and loneliness that early motherhood means, especially during the lockdown time. The descriptions are translated from my diary, originally written in Spanish.