In spring Susanna Inglada stayed at the Accademia di Spagna in Rome where she studied classic and baroque art immediately before and after lock down. During the residency her use of color became more exuberant, she also studied the role that women was assigned in classic art. In this work you see a tangle of arms, legs and heads in which people try to wrestle their way upwards at the expense of each other. The bodies are composed of separate parts: arms, legs, heads, hands and feet, each on a different color of paper, put together in a collage technique.