Feminicidio Íntimo addresses the subtle, persistent violence inscribed on women's bodies across time—violence that does not always erupt, but settles quietly through shame, discipline, comparison, and erasure.

Rather than depicting an external aggressor, the work reveals the internalized wounds inherited through cultural conditioning: the learned estrangement from one's own body, shaped by norms that teach it to be judged, controlled, corrected, or consumed.

This piece is both mourning and mirror.
A space where what is usually silenced becomes perceptible—not to shock, but to be recognized. Here, violence is not represented as spectacle, but as a quiet structure that shapes how the body is inhabited.