This action consists of collecting and working with audio testimonies given by women artists about their creative processes and artistic paths. These testimonies result from an autobiographical exercise in which the artists are invited to tell themselves in a freer way and not through customarily validated discursive models. What results are autobiographical narratives that radically depart from the traditional heroic biographical discourse, which finds its reference and norm in the white man. As in a conversation, listening is a central component in this relational action. By placing themselves in an attitude of openness towards the other, those who give testimony experience themselves in different ways in different ways as they are willing to tell themselves and, consequently, to listen to themselves; in turn, whoever is in a position to receive the testimony may have the chance to get out of themselves and open up to the other, in an exercise in otherness in which it becomes possible to listen to the other in themselves.