Pandora Women of Earth Women of Fire" Brussels EU Parliament 29/9-2/10 2015. Since 2020 the work has been part of the contemporary collection of the National Archaeological Museum in Pontecagnano (SA).

The 'work was born from a reflection and creative reinterpretation of the theme of the Great Primal Creator Goddess, a symbol of birth, death and renewal of life itself, and of contemporary female identity. The strength of the symbolism contained in the Mater has always been present in Pandora's creative reflections. Since 2012, the logo of a Mater has identified the "Women's Ceramics Project" conceived and promoted by the Pandora Association. The installation recalls a wooden frame that houses sound Matres. At its base are clay slabs engraved with ancestral motifs: the call is to the origin and the earth, that is, to conception and nature. At the same time, they are also indicative of the feminine manual skill and patience that underlie the very idea of the loom, which in the work is transformed into the ability to weave a message of help and openness and becomes a vehicle for suggestions and emotions. The installation then evolves into the figures of clay women, the creative expression of the individual artists, who vibrate and sound united in a unicum, thanks to the loom, which from an archaic instrument of subjugation of femininity opens to new symbolic potentialities. (Miriam Gipponi)