Sirens in mythology were portrayed as devious and dangerous creatures imagined as half fish and half-women. These mythical beings were known for luring sailors to their death on  rocky coasts through their enchanting singing. With the aim of challenging the traditional portrayal of sirens, “Portraits of Sirens Written by  a Woman” seeks to represent these mythical creatures as symbols of feminine strength  and empowerment.  

“Portraits of Sirens written by a Woman” strives to provoke conversations surrounding  gender roles, identity, and empowerment of women. By showcasing the female form in its  various ways and stages, the project aims to inspire a sense of self-acceptance and  appreciation for the beauty that exists in all its manifestations.