In Paint It Red, Berlin Boudoir redefines menstruation as an act of creation, transforming personal pain into a visual language of intimacy and strength. Drawing from her experience with endometriosis and adenomyosis, she overlays self-portraits with the deep reds of her own menstrual blood, using it not as a symbol of suffering but as a medium of self-expression. The result is a painterly, almost ethereal composition that challenges taboos surrounding the female body. Rather than confronting the viewer with brutality, these works invite a new perspective—one that embraces the raw, cyclical power of menstruation as something natural, beautiful, and profoundly human.