Madonna, the legendary Material Girl, has teamed with Mike Winklemann, often known as Beeple, on a series of controversial videos that she claims represent her "giving birth." She appeared naked in a total of three movies, in which a 3D scan of her vagina was actually featured - shocking many to the core. But she did not stop there - butterflies, flowers, centipedes, and even a tree all had to come from there. Check out the video below.
Some fans have criticized the celebrity, who has garnered multiple headlines this year for her increasingly explicit Instagram posts, for being "desperate for attention."
Madonna has said that she is simply "giving birth, like women have done since the dawn of time."
She continued, "On a more existential level, I am giving birth to art and creativity, without which we would be lost."
Beeple was given a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the 63-year-creative old's process as she prepared to appear in his Mother of Creation painting collection.
After stating that "much thought and care" should go into the development of the videos, she declared, "I say we need a forest with creepy crawly bugs coming out of me."
She then properly remarked, "It's not often that a robot centipede emerges from my vagina!"
The final product was a video of Madonna giving birth to a tree behind a glass cage.
"My journey through life as a woman is similar to that of a tree," she explained in the video clip.
"Beginning with a little seed, always pushing against the Earth's resistance. The interminable force of gravity."
In a second video, she is spread out with her legs wide apart atop a truck while butterflies emerge from her.
This artwork was characterized as "the metamorphosis journey of butterflies, one of nature's most exquisite creations and a symbol of hope."
The explanation added that the butterflies served as a metaphor for the paradox that although the planet is ablaze in a post-apocalyptic scene, there are still signs of life.
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