Di tutte le volte shows how an apparently meaningless image, made for a purely functional purpose, can become powerful and charged with emotion. The image is an anonymous photograph of a room taken for a property appraisal: the bedroom of the artist's mother. Throughout the book the same photocopied image returns about forty times, and with each repetition Gervasio tells a different story, gradually reshaping how we understand it. Page after page the reader is drawn in, until realising that these stories add up to the artist's own personal account. Brave, intimate and brilliantly made, the book stands as a testimony to her resilience and artistic vision.