‘The (Re)Birth of Venus’ is a visual symphony that harmonizes the light heartedness of the recent ‘Girl Dinner’ trend with Botticelli’s ‘The Birth of Venus’, and paleolithic goddess figure, the Venus of Willendorf. ‘Girl Dinner’ uses the word ‘girl’ as an adjective to describe the bitsy, strange, and imperfect nature of womanhood. Botticelli’s ‘Birth of Venus’ came from a time when goddesses were seen to be simply in charge of bringing fertility and prosperity. The Venus of Willendorf, with her voluptuous form, echoes the cyclical nature of life. Together, these elements form a narrative that transcends eras, inviting viewers to an exploration of feminine identity.