My artwork depicts two female skeletons in wedding dresses. They both are brides. They show love and affection with their body language but there is a reason why they are not alive. Throughout history, queer women, and women overall, were always belittled and not taken seriously. It never occurred to men that they can love each other and be more than enough. Furthermore, all members of the LGBTQIA+ community have been hunted down, imprisoned, and killed just for existing and being who they are. This is why I decided to depict not alive women, but their skeletons. I was trying to convey a message that "only when dead we are allowed to be who we are" because there would be no one to interrupt us. As for the technical part of the piece, I was hoping to achieve a realistic look of the bones and the fabric. I focused on colors a lot too. The choice of cool colors is made to support the message of the piece.