This book is dedicated to the life and art of the extraordinary Argentine artist who lived and worked in four countries. It is a carefully curated edition of 320 pages printed on special paper, featuring magnificent reproductions of Bessouet's artworks, research texts by Carlos Barbarito, and writings by visual artists Guillermo Roux, Gabriela Aberastury, and Sebastián Spreng, among other notable texts. This publication celebrates the existence and work of a woman whose art also celebrates women, their dignity, and their condition.

Part of her artistic journey took place in the seventies, with a character and intensity that made Norma Bessouet a true pioneer ahead of her time. The book also includes a well-researched chronology of the artist, illustrated with photographs, graphics, and documentary posters from the era.