The sixth workshop introduced a new artistic medium: Polaroid photography. As always, the day began with embodiment work. Through movement and shaking, the women were invited to reconnect with their strength. In a shared ritual moment, they released what had once been suppressed or forbidden, expressing it outwardly with voice and presence, witnessed by the group.

A guided photography session followed, led by a professional photographer. The participants photographed one another, stepping into both roles — being seen and seeing. The focus was on experiences of restriction and prohibition in their past lives, and on reclaiming personal space through the act of image-making.

In a second step, the developed Polaroid images were carefully dissolved in water. The delicate emulsion layers were lifted by hand and transferred onto paper. This sensitive process required patience, mutual support and trust. Each woman then reworked her image artistically, reshaping it so that her anonymity…