The hidden layers of women represent aspects of their lives and experiences that are often concealed in society. These layers can include deep emotions, fears, needs and desires, personal experiences, psychological issues, constraints, and the prevailing space for women's creativity.

Understanding and recognizing these hidden layers in women is crucial for both genders. This understanding and recognition can help us build a society that ensures gender and social equality and recognizes the capabilities of both genders. It can create a space for the free expression of the hidden layers and realities of women.

The technique of multiple exposures is used to depict internal anxieties and tensions.