Between 1939 and 1975, the franquismo, hand in hand with the national catolicismo, encouraged a model of a women that permeated a society based on the ideal of woman-mother-wife; rules and attitudes that were imposed along almost four decades were taken as normal, usual or natural.
This project is a personal approach that links the pattern-making exercise guided by the regime, with the memories and stories of eight women (Araceli, Felisa, Encarna, M ª Àngels, Montse, Madalena, Úrsula and Elen), through the interpretation of their own personal photographic archives.