To The Moon

Female Response to Patriarchal Backlash

The moon represents universal cycles: the ebb and flow of tides, day and night, rising and setting. She is the archetype of the feminine—hidden yet radiant, often unseen yet powerful, feared and misunderstood. The year 2025 opens in a historical cycle that bears striking similarities to the early 20th century: the gains of the 19th century were followed by a patriarchal backlash. Accelerating technological change destabilized societies, empires collapsed, dictators rose to power, and violent nationalism dragged millions into world wars. The aftermath lasted decades, leaving scars that are still felt today.

Back to the primal power of the feminine

Today, that restored balance threatens to tip again. With the rise of new autocrats, patriarchal violence, and nationalist rhetoric, To The Moon, as women and artists, choose not to remain silent. They refuse to accept oppression and consciously choose a different path. Yes, they are afraid, but their anger is infused with love—with a deep longing for connection, space for community, ideas, autonomy, and tenderness. That is why they return to the moon: the primal force of the feminine, which continues to turn the tides—day and night, from darkness to new beginnings.