In her specific installation titled The Cosmology of poets, Julieta Hanono gathers the names of various Latin American female poets and crafts a fabric, a mesh, a network that advances onto walls. The names of Angelica Freitas, Clarice Lispector, Olga Orozco, Violeta Parra, Victoria Santa Cruz or Cecilia Vicuña, among many others, are connected by threads bearing three different colors, each evoking an aspect of the comprehensive feminist agenda in contemporary times: violet represents the historical struggles of feminism, green represents campaigns to legalize abortion, and orange represents the demands for the Separation of church and state. In this fabric over the wall, the emancipation of women reverberates along with these female poets.