This piece juxtaposes physical and emotional loss with symbols of fertility, combining the botanical cranberry and the overlaid image of Sheela-na-gig while referencing traditional mother-and-child iconography. The figure rests on a crescent of cranberry vines, depicted not in their iconic red but in a nearly monochromatic blue palette. This choice of color evokes dual meanings: the ashen tones of physical strain and the symbolic blue associated with the Virgin Mary, merging themes of vulnerability and divinity.