Whether made of marble or bronze, preferably dead, asleep, or absent, women are rarely represented in streets and squares, and almost always confined to the protected spaces of churches. Until the 20th century, only sainthood ensured remembrance. However, models of virtue do not only include martyrdom: one can be an intellectual, a mystic, a benefactor... A journey into the ‘immobile’ female imagination of Rome, with Melania G. Mazzuco in the event that took place on the evening of Sunday, September 21.