In this visual, poetic, and choreographic proposal, architecture engages in dialogue with the city and with the women protagonists, building a bridge between past and present. Dance serves as a narrative element, and the three perspectives on pregnancy and childbirth expressed by Sylvia Plath in her radio poem “Three Women” intertwine with real testimonies from women who gave birth in the 1960s at the maternity clinic in La Bañeza.
