The thesis "My body is my house - Body as a subject, object and trace" was created within a time interval of two years at the Graduate Study of Sculpture at the Teachers' Department of the Academy of Fine Arts during which I enrolled in the educational program of the Center for Women's Studies, of which I am a member today. The paper is a self-referential and autotherapeutic tool, also used as a mechanism by which I try to point out the systematic social repression in the understanding of women's identity. In my thesis "My body is my house - Body as a subject, object and trace" I point out the position of women within the patriarchal society in the form of an ambient video installation. The exibition space is almost completely filled with old, discarded windows of various dimensions. On some of them video projections of performances that I previously reported and recorded in the ruined environment of the never completed 'New University Hospital' on the outskirts of Zagreb are shown. Through video performances and a spatial installation made of windows, I try to penetrate as deeply as possible into the core of this issue, pointing out the importance of self-acceptance and rejection of established and imposed social norms. Through my work, I affirm femininity in a broader sense; in the context of feminism and the struggle for gender and sex equality.