This project took shape during the pandemic, in a context of confinement that imposed new ways of seeing and being in the world. From within that transformed reality, the artist turned her gaze toward the women around her, recognizing in them a silent, persistent, and luminous strength. This everyday observation activated a deeply rooted personal memory: that of growing up in a matriarchal family in Barranquilla, Colombia, where female strength was not the exception, but the foundation.

The work is structured around a question that cuts across both collective history and intimate experience: How have women, throughout time, faced their social and personal crises? Rather than offering a singular answer, the project creates a visual space for reflection, empathy, and the celebration of that resilience. Through images that combine emotional observation and symbolic construction, the work reclaims a feminine universe that, far from fracturing in times of crisis, asserts itself with even greater intensity.