In this visual composition, a chair sits at the center of the scene, with a handbag resting on it, symbolizing economic independence. To the right, a few books lie on the ground, representing the power of knowledge and culture as tools for emancipation. In the background, a crumpled women's shawl lies discarded, evoking the silent weight of oppression and abuse. In front of the chair, a long and unsettling shadow is cast, resembling a prison, suggesting the confinement of an invisible figure. Just outside the shadow, as if escaping from it, a red shoe is delicately placed, symbolizing resistance, freedom, and the inner strength of those who manage to break free from the grip of patriarchal violence. The entire scene tells a story of liberation, where objects become powerful metaphors: the books, the handbag, the shawl, and the red shoe are tangible signs of the fight for autonomy, dignity, and women's empowerment.