Legado de las invisibles is a performance project that is part of Imperio, an artistic research initiative that rescues the voices of women who worked in the textile industry in Catalonia. Through interviews and the analysis of historical documents, the project reconstructs their working conditions and connects them with contemporary dynamics of precariousness and exploitation.

The artistic production draws on the testimonies of women who sewed from their homes, outside the factories, a situation linked to the lack of work-life balance. Many of them left the factories upon becoming mothers and organized their textile work together with neighbors, friends, and family, while assuming the care of children, elderly relatives, and household tasks. These experiences inspired the performance, which addresses themes such as migration, sorority, multitasking, and the invisibility of these workers.