No siempre nos gusta el rosa

Abstract

This project interweaves the testimonies of several women from the same family and different generations, about femininity, motherhood, independence, the body, love, and the construction of identity. Through conversation and ceramics, these encounters transformed in a book where tensions between what is inherited and what is chosen. The voices that compose this text question about imposed gender roles and stereotypes, while revaluing positions, memories, and revealing everyday forms of resistance. These transgenerational testimonies make visible how the personal is political, and how intimate history becomes a tool for healing and collective construction. This book was showed in an atmosphere that evokes the home—an intimate space from which the public is questioned, showing how domestic experiences also shape ways of thinking, creating, and exercising female agency.