My brush does not only carry color; it is kneaded with history, rebellion and truth. My art is a resistance that breaks gender stereotypes and opens space for voices that have been silenced. The body, word and story of women are sacred - they find a place on my canvas as a subject, not an object. I stand against gender roles, I paint the reality, not the dream of equality. Art is not just aesthetics; it is a form of struggle, a feminist way of being. Every line challenges the boundaries of patriarchy. Every layer makes the invisible visible. In my art, no one is silenced. Every identity, every body and every emotion takes the stage. Because I know: Change sometimes begins at the tip of a brush.