This project delves into the dark history of witch hunts, focusing on the countless women who were falsely accused, tortured, and brutally murdered.
Inspired by the extreme misogynistic views found in the demonology texts of Malleus Maleficarum, the exploration spans from the 15th to the 18th centuries, examining the socio-political turmoil, religious differences, and gender conflicts that contributed to the persecution of women during this period.

Utilising fine art references, from notorious witch-hunting manuals, I crafted a powerful visual narrative that honours these women and critiques the societal structures that led to their persecution. The distinctive colour scheme features pink pages representing women and blue text for men, balanced with striking red highlights to symbolise the bloodshed and brutality of these events. Each composition reflects the tragic consequences of misogyny and hysteria, inviting viewers to confront the painful truths of this historical atrocity.

This project serves as a poignant reminder of the past, blending historical references with contemporary design to provoke thought and foster awareness. By merging artistic expression with deep social commentary, I aimed to create a compelling dialogue that resonates with audiences and underscores the ongoing struggle for gender equality and justice.