Earth Strong The native woman has wisdom from her connection to nature and strength from being grounded in her life My three Femina women exemplify the breadth of what women can achieve, from the native woman supporting her family to one at the epitome of scientific accomplishment to a women who rises from oppression to excel in the world of popular culture . We salute all three

Fós I mbun na hOibre ( Still Doing the Work) 20" x 32" 2026 This piece honours persistence. Despite inequality, fatigue, and systemic disregard, women continue — caring, organising, resisting, creating. The phrase acknowledges exhaustion without surrender. It speaks to generational continuity: women before us, women now, women yet to come. The act of stitching becomes both metaphor and evidence — slow, repetitive, determined work — reflecting the quiet endurance and ongoing activism woven...

Frida Kahlo For the 20 Perspectives Femina series I found my inspiration in the artistic renderings of iconic females of other eras. This time I was drawn to a self-portrait by the celebrated Mexican artist Freida Kahlo. Among other things she is known for her many self-portraits, and I found one of them in New York City’s Museum of the Modern Art. In this small painting, “Fulang Chang and I” she has a neutral expression as she looks directly the viewer. She is holding her pet monkey...