Orange Wine

In "Orange Wine," Inés Camargo, the youngest daughter of an Italian nobleman and a Colombian poet, narrates her poignant journey against the backdrop of early twentieth-century Colombia, where the Catholic Church dictates women's lives. As she grapples with her multifaceted identity as a mother, artist, sister, lover, and woman, Inés faces the stark choices between familial duty and a passionate quest for self-discovery. The story intricately parallels the alchemical transformation of oranges into wine, illustrating her struggle to extract sweetness from life's challenges and pursue artistic freedom amidst societal constraints.