The book about the artist Tamara Kostianovsky offers a deep insight into her artistic practice and the themes that shape her work. Growing up in Buenos Aires and later immigrating to the USA, Kostianovsky uses her own clothing as artistic material to address complex relationships between places, bodies, and violence. Her textile sculptures are not only aesthetically appealing but also emotionally charged, as they engage with themes such as exile, assimilation, and cultural identity. In her work, she reflects on the tensions between beauty and horror by using materials connected to personal and collective stories. Kostianovsky's works challenge viewers to think about systemic violence and to develop a vision for an ecological, post-colonial future. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in contemporary art and the social issues it addresses.