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The woman washing dishes highlights the mundane yet essential tasks of domestic life. By focusing on this everyday activity, the artwork explores themes of femininity, labor, and the often-overlooked contributions of women in the domestic sphere. The title "She brings back the Morning" suggests a symbolic renewal or fresh start. 

The act of washing dishes, typically associated with cleaning and tidying, is interpreted as a metaphor for cleansing and renewal. It implies a sense of starting anew each day, bringing back the light and energy of the morning.

The presence of the text “rêvez” on one of the plates introduces an element of introspection and imagination. It suggests that even in the midst of mundane tasks, there is room for contemplation and creativity. The obscured face of the woman furthers emphasize the internal, reflective nature of the artwork.
Besides that The visibility of the woman's cleavage and the absence of her face challenges traditional notions of female representation in art. It subverts the male gaze by focusing on a specific aspect of the woman's body while concealing her identity, prompting viewers to question their assumptions and biases.

The morning is often associated with beginnings and possibilities. By bringing back the morning, the artwork invites viewers to reflect on the cyclical nature of time and the potential for renewal and transformation that each new day brings.