Women who (do not only) clean, it is an editorial piece where I collect three interviews with women who clean the places I inhabit. Photographic portraits aim to narrate their work context, often conditioned by the precariousness of not having a contract that protects them.

I invite you to reflect on the social prestige we assign to the service of cleaning, specifically to home workers, a feminized and precarious sector. I want to place them at the center and explain their experiences to dignify the tasks they perform when nobody watches-quickly, invisibly.