Yet our story on this earth began the same way.
We dreamed under the same blue, rested in the shade of the same green, and warmed our hands by the same red glow.
We surrendered to the night with the same fears, and awoke to the morning with the same courage.
What we needed was also the same: love, understanding, and acceptance.
We were companions on the sea of shared emotions that make us human.
When, and where, did we drift apart?
When did we forget our sameness—our kinship?
And when did we begin to fear our differences?
When were our souls shackled, and we women sent into exile?
How long have we been living with these invisible chains?
I don’t know how to measure the centuries-old pain of our wounded spirits.
But I know one thing: we can no longer live bound by these chains.
This exhibition is a journey into the forgotten memory of womanhood—
A voice seeping through the cracks of social roles, definitions, and expectations.
It is an invitation to remember what was made us forget,
To give voice again to what was silenced,
To ask once more: Who are we?
The time has come—to break the chains.
The time has come—to return to the essence of woman, to her own story.
The time has come—to remember together, to rewrite together.
“Woman-Being” is a call for liberation echoing in the collective memory of women—
A quiet yet powerful language of confrontation, remembrance, and rebirth.
Project in Progress...