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Wombed Warrior

Wombed Warrior

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Description

Medium: Acrylic on canvas, marker, metallic ink, yarn, thread, beads, safety pins

Dimensions: 26 x 36 in

The cocoon, the womb, symbolizes something greater than the process of transformation and life. The piece draws on primordial life forms and interconnected networks—such as fungi, mycelium, and early-form amphibians—layered into the work as a reminder of our shared origins as humans, a commonality within us all.

It touches on the fragility of the collective consciousness, mourns the loss of our inner knowing, and points toward the imbalance of masculine and feminine energy that has led to the erasure of biodiversity,both physical and spiritual. This piece honours ancestral ties that have been severed, displaced, and erased through tools of oppression such as fear, shame, and the colonial gaze—especially as projected onto AFAB bodies and black women, whose femininity has been hypersexualized and policed.

Craft and toolmaking are deeply rooted in generational memory and often carry the weight of ancestral trauma. These practices, traditionally passed down through maternal lines, have shaped human consciousness across time. To honour and reclaim them today is a radical act of remembrance and resistance. There is a grieving process emulated in this piece, highlighting the shadow of divine feminine energy. It is the embodiment of alchemy, and the source of this alchemy is grief.

Beyond the function of the womb as the source of life, it is also the source of pleasure. Its release is a reclamation of that energy, not lost, but revealed once again. In its true form, the womb is the source of feminine liberation for all, both sexual and spiritual.

 

 

 
Medium

Acrylic on canvas, marker, metallic ink, reclaimed yarn, thread, reclaimed beads, reclaimed safety pins
Dimensions

26 x 36 in (variable dimensions)
Shipping & Production Time

Each piece in our collection is crafted individually with care and intention. Because we focus on ethical, sustainable production, items are made-to-order or in very limited quantities.

Please allow 7–14 business days for production before shipping.

We believe that slow is good, your patience supports responsible creation, one-of-a-kind artistry, and quality craftsmanship.

Once your item ships, you will receive a tracking number so you can follow its journey.
About the Maker

Meet Bianca Gittens

Canada


Bianca Gittens is a founder, curator, creative director, and artist whose work spans fashion, textiles, and the arts. She is the founder of Re.Stance, a platform and cultural initiative dedicated to amplifying emerging BIPOC, sustainable, and upcycling designers. Through Re.Stance, Bianca curates and produces immersive runway showcases that blend fashion, performance, sound, and projection, while developing site-specific installations and “thirdspace” environments that dissolve the boundaries between runway, exhibition, and performance. She collaborates with fiber and textile artists to reclaim waste materials and transform them into innovative design narratives, and leads community-centered storytelling initiatives that advance inclusion, cultural impact, and sustainability in fashion.

Since 2010, Bianca has also worked as a fashion model, represented by agencies including Another Species (Montreal), City Models (Paris), Established Models (London), Women 360 (New York/Italy), and Women Los Angeles. She has collaborated with global brands such as Dior, Vogue, Maybelline, Levi’s, Nike, Chanel, and L’Oreal, contributing to campaigns that enhance brand exposure and audience engagement. These experiences have given her deep insight into international fashion trends, cultural sensitivities, and the business of the fashion industry.

She holds a Bachelor of Design in Fashion with a concentration in Communications from Toronto Metropolitan University (2021–2025), and she is a Certified Sustainable Development Professional (CSDP) from Copenhagen Business School. She has also completed the Born Global Capra Course on Biomimicry. Her professional skills span creative, strategic, and operational domains, including graphic design, Adobe Creative Suite, project and time management, trend analysis, team leadership, budget management, marketing strategy, brand strategy, SEO, and market research, all underpinned by a commitment to sustainability and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Her work has been recognized with a Leadership Award from the United Nations x Hult Business School, she was a Hult Prize Challenge Semifinalist, dubbed “The Nobel Prize for Students”. Fluent in French and English, Bianca brings a global perspective to her creative and entrepreneurial endeavors.

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