Fanm, lès lo kor kozé is a multidisciplinary exhibition that explores the history and identity of Reunionese women through art and performance. Located in the modern halls of La Cité des Arts, the project uses photography, video, and sculpture to document female resilience. It serves as a cornerstone of regional identity, reclaiming the often-overlooked stories of women in the construction of the island’s society. Visitors can explore personal testimonies and artistic installations that bridge the past with the contemporary struggle for gender equality. The exhibition has a high social impact by empowering local women and fostering a deeper understanding of gender history in the Indian Ocean. For researchers, it is a rich archive of the island’s female iconography and oral histories. Protecting this artistic discourse preserves the legacy of the women who shaped the Reunionese soul.