But for Ad\u00e8le Gomes Ad\u00e3o, the artist who sculpted the controversial piece, her creation speaks to the heart of womanhood.<\/p>\n
With it she tackles a barrage of questions affecting women. Issues like maternal instincts and abortion is central to the sculpture’s theme.<\/p>\n
Also read: Please Help: Community urged to assist with choosing a name for girlchild in the refuse bin<\/a><\/p>\n Apart from womanhood, the sculpture also raises questions on conception and sanctity of life.<\/p>\n It is the second art piece inspired by baby Madison whose lifeless body was found dumped in a garden refuse bin shortly after birth on June 20.<\/p>\n Video shows how baby was dumped<\/a><\/p>\n Warning Graphic: Five babies dumped in less then two months<\/a><\/p>\n Over the last couple of years Middelburg has had a serious problem with baby abandonment. Art is often created as commentary on social issues, like Ms Gomes Ad\u00e3o’s sculpture titled \u201cIntrospection\u201d.<\/p>\n Update: Police finally make arrest after latest discovery<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDuring the last week of July and first week of August last year, no less than five babies were found dumped.<\/p>\n