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  • Fact Check: This hillside sculpture has nothing to do with drunk driving India Today Anti Fake News War Room (AFWA) has found that the original story behind the sculpture is not what it is being claimed with the viral image. Listen to Story India Today Fact Check An artist carved this sculpture as a tribute to women An image of a giant sculpture of a baby inside a womb, carved out on a hillside along a road is getting viral on social media. The claim along with the image says the sculpture was carved by a man who lost his wife and unborn child to drunk driving. Facebook page Check this out posted the image with the claim, Roadside sculpture carved by a father who lost his wife and unborn child to a drunk driver. This is incredible. India Today Anti Fake News War Room (AFWA) has found that the original story behind the sculpture is not what it is being claimed with the viral image. Till the filing of this story, this post has been shared more than 1,75,000 times. Though this post was made two years back, it is still going viral. The archived version of the post can be seen here. AFWA probe To find the truth behind the viral image, we ran a reverse search and found that the sculpture is called Pregnant Mountain. Situated just outside the town of Santo Domingo in Colombia, the sculpture was created in 2012 by artist Dubian Monsalve. He made this sculpture as part of his university degree work, which took him about 15 days to complete. In an interview to a Spanish website, Monsalve said it is a tribute to the woman that gives life because life is valuable from its conception to its end. Rather than using modern equipment, Monsalve used farming tools for his execution. He said, This work is also a way of telling farmers not to abandon their land, and in the end, not to abandon what they believe, not to abandon their identity as Christians and as farmers, who give food to this country. We also found some other articles on this sculpture that tell the same story. Therefore, it is clear that this sculpture was not made by a man who lost his wife and unborn child to drunk driving. Please share it on our at 73 7000 7000 You can also send us an email at factcheck@intoday.com
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