Light gives shape to the world and our perception of it depending on how it falls, generating shadows and influencing our emotions. To capture it is revolutionary. We must learn to shed light on things, going beyond their shadowy surfaces. The project tackles the issue of violence against women through an unusual visual language that combines past and present, memory and matter. It uses a dual technical device: photography in its most primitive form and manual engraving on Plexiglas, a fragile, transparent yet resistant medium. Each work is unique, designed to be visible only when illuminated. This mechanism is not only aesthetic but also deeply symbolic: images that speak of pain and invisibility only become visible when illuminated.