Virginia Mallon 

Walking the tightrope of collective anger, this series is a personal reckoning.

 

It reflects on the painful, complex intersection of societal grooming and our own missteps. Through a lens of heavy introspection, the artwork explores how easily we, as women, have sometimes participated in our own undoing—navigating the conditioning that taught us to silence ourselves, while mourning the personal choices made under that influence.

 

It’s less of a battle cry and more of an honest, vulnerable look in the mirror at the challenges we’ve inherited, and the ones we’ve accidentally helped maintain.