Meyoko's creation of this triptych of 'the Furies' was spurred not by personal anger, but by a deep fascination with the myth of Alecto, one of the Furies in Greek mythology. Alecto, symbolizing eternal anger and vengeance, became a focal point for the artist's exploration.

While crafting the series, the artist was deeply affected by the plight of women in Ciudad Juarez, particularly the cases of the missing women. This harrowing reality influenced the artist's decision to delve into the myth of the Furies, as one of them is said to seek justice for victims of egregious offenses.

Incorporating themes of justice and retribution, the artist's interpretation of the myth serves as a poignant commentary on the ongoing struggles faced by women in Ciudad Juarez and beyond. Through the lens of ancient mythology, the artist sheds light on contemporary issues of violence against women, seeking to evoke empathy and provoke reflection on the urgent need for change.