Jess Grant channels her anger towards the alarming rate of women being killed by men in the UK, occurring approximately every three days. Fueled by frustration with the perceived lack of action from authorities and societal tendencies towards victim-blaming, Jess uses real blood in her piece to symbolise the lives lost to male violence and the complicity of bystanders. Urging for proactive measures to end violence against women and girls, she calls for the condemnation of sexism and misogyny, challenging their acceptance as mere jokes. Jess hopes her artwork sparks conversations and drives progress on women’s issues, serving as a poignant memorial to those lost to femicide.