The 'Art and Woman: Mater Culpa' exhibit brings to light the complex feelings surrounding motherhood and societal expectations. Through the lens of the Artist Collective of Sants, this exhibition explores the pervasive sense of guilt that often plagues mothers who fear they are failing to meet societal standards. This theme resonates in contemporary culture, where pressures on women to balance personal aspirations with familial responsibilities can lead to profound inner conflict. The artworks showcased in this exhibit challenge viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of motherhood, gender roles, and the cultural narratives that define these experiences. By engaging with these pieces, attendees are invited to consider the multifaceted nature of guilt and the societal implications it carries, fostering a dialogue about the roles women inhabit and the expectations they navigate. Dive deep into this thought-provoking exploration of art and identity within the context of motherhood.