Born into a lineage of strong and independent women, I have always regarded the Feminine Essence as a supreme divinity—a guiding force without which the souls of men are left to turmoil and chaos.

My doctoral studies focus primarily on power relations, particularly as they manifest through gender dynamics and within the intimate sphere. My extensive knowledge of the subject allows me to assert, without the slightest doubt, this first theory—one I had already intuitively understood from a very young age.

Professional domination therefore represents, to me, both a catalyst and a means of contributing to a counterculture that places Women at the very heart of a societal project. A project in which They are the primary Subjects, while men are relegated to the status of objects whose sole purpose is to satisfy the former.

It should be noted that my use of binary terminology refers to gender rather than sex assigned at birth. I therefore include within the category of Women all individuals who identify as women, either wholly or in part. The term man¹, meanwhile, refers instead to the symbolic figure of hegemonic masculinity—one that I make it my duty to bring to heel.

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Thus, the glorification of femininity at the very core of my practice is rooted in a radical and activist feminist perspective.