The author of the review shares the following words about The Seventh Gesture: "It is a poetry that celebrates life, its light rather than its darkness, the wonders of life, a certain form of innocence, naivety, appeasement, tranquility, a golden age, that of youth, who does not yet know of illness and pain. Cities are bodies, bodies are electrical networks, throughout her poems she plays with these analogies, these metaphors, homonyms, homophonies, she connects universes, she recreates a meaning between the elements."