Dogma perpetuates a single narrative: men as dominant figures, women as supporters, and children as property. This cycle, rooted in inherited trauma, distorts our understanding of strength and disconnects us from each other, our children, and our planet. Women have always been vital to human progress - building societies, pioneering science, creating art, and fostering connection - yet their invaluable contributions have often been erased from history.

When these contributions are forgotten, a void forms, allowing false narratives to take root and further disconnecting us from our shared histories, each other, and the natural world we are entrusted to protect for future generations. Creativity wanes, awe diminishes, and society becomes trapped in cycles of repetition. Yet, the legacies of women pioneers endure, intricately woven into the fabric of our reality. Like goddess myths across cultures—embodying creation, resilience, and transformation—their stories hold enduring power to inspire, reconnect, and reshape our world.

The project envisions 1,001 sculptures worldwide, each pairing a forgotten woman pioneer with a living female scientific innovator, connecting the erased contributions of the past to the groundbreaking work of the present. By reclaiming these stories, the project restores rightful legacies and creates a dynamic storytelling system that bridges past and present, mythology and science, and cultures and generations. Echoing the 1,001 Nights of Scheherazade, these sculptures use storytelling as a tool for survival, transformation, and connection.

The project celebrates the creative intersection of art and science. Both disciplines seek patterns to uncover connections and bring coherence to chaos, offering profound insights into our shared reality. Science reveals the systems shaping our world, while art allows us to visualise and emotionally process these truths. Just as quantum entanglement forms matter, the entanglement of forgotten stories and present creativity shapes cultural reality, reminding us that our future depends on the connections we honour and the realities we dare to imagine.

Forgotten Histories Future Possibilities: The sculptures serve as physical anchors for the Quantum Goddesses Project, embodying the stories of forgotten pioneers and their connections to contemporary scientists. Live performances of dance and drama will bring these narratives to life, weaving movement and emotion into the historical and scientific themes represented by each sculpture. Digital storytelling and archives will expand these stories’ reach, offering multimedia experiences that include videos, interviews, and interactive content to engage a global audience.