Being specifically interested in women’s history and domestic labour, the series "Cleaning Her" centres around sculptures created by women artists. Many public sculptures are in poor condition and in need of care. The artist Martina Morger traces the surfaces of each object in both a caring and cleansing act. Playing with the tropes of the archetypal maintenance worker’s role, which mostly occurs unnoticed by urban society, her action draws attention to undervalued labour and forgotten objects. In this case cleaning Sappho, a sculpture by Adelaide Pandiani Maraini in order to shine a light on the utterly neglected sculpture.