“Mujeres del Mundo” – Women of the World
The series “Mujeres del Mundo” (Women of the World) by artist L’Empreinte Jo V combines delicate drawing and precise graphite work with strong, inspiring feminine presence. The pieces raise questions about freedom, gender, power, and awareness.

Art With a Red Heart
The signature of L’Empreinte Jo V is unmistakable – refined monochrome portraits centered around a small red heart that drips downward like a tear. This recurring mark has become her emblem across the walls of Paris.
The heart is not decoration. It’s a statement about pain, humanity, and love, love that insists on existing even in a world of concrete, dust, and traffic noise.

Women of the World
The series is dedicated to women who left a lasting cultural, political, and intellectual mark throughout history. Frida Kahlo, symbol of art, identity, and pain; Simone de Beauvoir, the French philosopher and feminist who wrote, “One is not born a woman, one becomes one”; Angela Davis, the African-American activist identified with the Black Power movement.
Each figure was chosen not only for her personal contribution but for representing a universal voice – a voice of resistance, free thought, and courage to stand against convention.
The words “Mujeres del Mundo” define the project’s spirit perfectly, a connection between worlds, cultures, and shared female struggles.

Strength Through Gentleness
One of the most touching aspects of L’Empreinte Jo V’s work is the balance between strength and tenderness. Her lines are soft, almost fragile, and the black-and-white palette creates a sense of calm and sensitivity. Yet against the urban setting, this gentleness becomes a striking contrast, delicate femininity surviving and thriving within a masculine, gray environment.
Each piece becomes a visual feminist declaration, poetic, human, and profound.