She is the one who has been forgotten. She is the one who has been belittled. She is the one whose story never got told. She is the one who had to give up her dreams for someone else's life. She is a woman with a past, present, and future less than perfect. She is a woman with scars that have never healed but have left her stronger through time.
The plight of women who are ignored, tortured, and have gone through a lot of hardships in their lives is a heartbreaking reality for many around the world. Women face gender-based violence and discrimination on a daily basis and are often silenced or overlooked in their communities.
In many countries, women are denied basic rights such as the right to education, healthcare, and economic stability. They are also more likely to experience sexual assault, domestic violence, and other forms of physical and psychological abuse. Women also face barriers in accessing justice and legal protection due to gender disparities in the justice system. As a result, many women are unable to seek the help and support they need to escape their difficult situations.
In addition, women are often denied access to opportunities in the workplace due to gender-based discrimination and the gender pay gap. Women are often paid less than men for the same jobs and are less likely to be promoted or receive higher-level positions. This further contributes to their financial insecurity and marginalisation. The plight of women who are ignored, tortured, and have gone through a lot of hardships in their lives is an ongoing struggle that needs to be addressed.
The painting is a representation of the plight of women in society. It is meant to show the struggle that women face in a world where they are often seen as second-class citizens. The woman in the painting is a symbol of the hardships that women have to endure, and her sullen expression speaks volumes about her situation.
The painting is a way to show solidarity with women everywhere. It is a way to show that we are all in this together and that we must fight for a better future for everyone.
Shipping, Production Times & Other Info
Paintings
It normally takes about 5 working days post-production to deliver your painting to you. The production usually takes 1-2 working days. So you should receive your painting within 7 working days.
If you are looking to purchase a digital image to print it on canvas yourself independently then to ensure good quality we would recommend to select 8K by 8K (64MP) for prints of up to 36x36" and 16K by 16K (144MP) for prints of up to 55x55" in size.
Please note that the above times are approximate and may vary on a case-by-case basis so please allow up to 14 working days for your painting to be delivered.
Liquid AI Art Digital Frames
It takes 7-10 days, on average, including production and shipping to deliver your digital frame. However, this is only an estimate based on the US market and delivery times may vary depending on your location
Packaging
We take every precaution in terms of protecting your painting from any damage during shipping. Your painting will be wrapped in a protective sleeve with a cardboard covering the painting surface and delivered in a cardboard box with multiple internal layers and corner pads.
Merchandise
This depends on your location but our average delivery time for all our merchandise ranges from 5 days to 14 days.
Tracking
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