In Makes No Sense, I use humor and absurdity to challenge the social constructions that shape our understanding of womanhood. Through playful visual contradictions and a touch of irony, I turn these expectations back on themselves. Humor becomes a form of resistance, allowing me to expose the ridiculousness hidden within familiar social norms. Rather than offering a straightforward confrontation, I give the viewer a gentle nudge, a reminder that ideas once presented as unquestionable truths may, on closer inspection, make absolutely no sense.