"Women in Motion" is a thought-provoking exploration into how patriarchal values shape the experiences of women's bodies, as conceptualized through the lens of dance and movement. Authored by Antonella d'Ascenzi, this book delves into the intersection of gender and performance, prompting a dialogue on the impact of societal norms on women's self-expression and identity. It reflects on the complexities inherent in choreographic expressions and daily movements and offers insights into how these convey a broader narrative of resilience. This presentation invites readers to engage with the text and examine the ways in which the arts can challenge and redefine gender roles, making it particularly relevant in today’s cultural discourse.