The Enclosed Garden's aim is the creation of a visual narration around femininity and sexuality, using as raw material christian iconography. It investigates the way sexuality is concealed or described as an allegory in the christian faith. To do so, the idea of hortus conclusus (enclosed garden) is activated. Which, in relation to Virgin Mary, pervades the art in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Hortus conclusus identifies Virgin Mary with a hermetically sealed and at the same time orgiastic garden. This symbolism and its contradictions are used to place the focus on desire, seen from a queer perspective.