The assemblage fuses a coded plea with the stark symbol of a hanger, collapsing past and present. By invoking the Jane Collective’s clandestine care network of 1969–73, the work recalls a history of underground support shaped in response to criminalized abortion.

Layered frames read as legal enclosures, while the hanger functions as both a threat and a testimony, an object that signals how restricted reproductive rights reintroduce conditions that activists once sought to dismantle.