Red Pillow
1996 - Present
Description
This painting addresses the idea of violence that spares no
innocence and portrays the unseen suffering borne by
children in a world filled with wars and conflicts.
Artist Notes
"Red Pillow" is a painting that carries a profound message about pain and lost innocence. In this artwork, a young girl is depicted resting her head on a pillow while blood trickles from her mouth, creating a painful contrast between apparent comfort and hidden suffering. The pillow, usually a symbol of rest and safety, becomes here a vessel of sorrow and loss, with the blood reflecting a tragic reality concealed behind childhood innocence.
Preservation Notes
BORN-DIGITAL WORK. Medium recorded as digital drawing. There is no physical object to conserve; the file held by the archive is the work itself, not a surrogate for it. Preservation therefore depends on file integrity and on the existence of a master copy. WHAT THE ARCHIVE HOLDS (read from the linked image asset, verified 2026-09-16): - Format: JPEG (image/jpeg). Lossy compression. - Pixel dimensions: 3000 x 2413 px (aspect ratio 1.243) - File size: 3,004,789 bytes - Filename on upload: osamahussiendigitaldrawing17 (no file extension recorded) - SHA-1: b764e1ac13bec9aca3cabd7c7ccd03e78dc6f579. Bit-level corruption is detectable against this checksum. REPRODUCTION CEILING: at 3000 x 2413 px this file supports screen display and modest-scale print. It does not support large-format exhibition printing on its own.
