Floral symbolism has long been intertwined with women and femininity. This connection appears throughout literature and paintings, where the same adjectives used to describe flowers often describe women's beauty. Throughout history, texts and artworks have drawn this parallel, consistently focusing on physical appearance. For this reason, Mary's works present various types of flowers combined with female organs. ​​As someone assigned female at birth, she aims to show that these bodies are not merely physical forms, but also ones that are imbued with lives and stories.