With IVF, each step became a relentless cycle of hope and despair: the number of follicles, the eggs collected, the quality of embryos, the transfer date, and finally the dreaded “two week wait.” To see a positive test, only to have it taken away, was devastating. It can feel like the outcome of IVF will dictate your entire future. At first, they were simply cathartic, gentle expressions of grief and resilience. An introduction to a more abstract, intuitive style, that felt clumsy at first, but increasingly, naturally flowed. But more importantly these artworks are invitations: spaces for conversation and connection, openings for the discussions we so rarely have about IVF, loss, and longing. The artwork comes tastefully framed in an oak fronted tray frame with hanging cord and d-rings.

Dimensions | Length x Width x Depth in mm

500 L x 500 W x 19 D

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The challenges of subfertility and how emotionally turbulent the IVF experience is.