"I can't be this invisible, can I?"

Many years have passed since women watched the streets from behind cages, living their lives without making their presence felt. Now women are everywhere—on the streets, in workplaces—yet something still renders them invisible.

In Invisible Women, Gülseren Budayıcıoğlu explores the lives of women made invisible by absent fathers, cold mothers, lovers who postpone affection, and a society that demands perfection. These are women who drag their unhappy souls and bodies from place to place, dedicated to pleasing others, forgetting to look inward while screaming, "See me!"

Through striking stories, Budayıcıoğlu narrates the lives of these invisible women, aiming to make them visible not just through their pain and weaknesses, but through the strength that overcomes it all.