The garden of the Hesperides

What's behind every woman's face I've known,
What story is behind each look,
It does not matter where they come from, nor what country they come from, the gardens are the same, there are similar hells, and paradise is not reserved for them, because they are women.
Alice Soto

“Everything starts with a woman's body and the desire to feel life.
Only later does the fear and greed to possess and dominate take hold.
Freedom and daring scare those who have never traveled,
but the deep blood patiently digs the place of the flower that will be
star. In each womb the echo of the garden echoes, primordial and eternal
And despite the dangers, the abandonment and the exhaustion.»
From grains of sand and tears in drops, new roots are invented
and a different sky»

Julio Martin de la Fonseca

Our Garden of the Hesperides represents the inner garden of women; of all women universally, women of different cultures, religions, places and times. From the dreamlike, through the poetic description, the place that every woman builds to dream, to rest, to take breath, to quench her thirst and build an intimate world is shown, which helps her to continue, in other cases to survive. The garden only exists if darkness is known. The garden only exists if darkness is known.

The Hesperides, according to Greek mythology, were the melides, nymphs, who tended a garden sheltered by fruit trees of golden apples that granted immortality. This fruit garden according to Greek mythology could be located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula or in the Moroccan Atlas. Hence the title The Garden of the Hesperides.