Born out of a reflection on the sense of duty, it is an investigation that starts from researching the relationship between the instinctive and rational parts of the human soul and body, the states of consciousness through which human beings make choices that relate them to each other. We started with the question, "What is my duty?" And we tried to define the boundaries of duty and desire.

Doing, observing, fulfilling one's duty, neglecting to miss one's duties, moral duties, civil duties, social duties, religious duties, marital duties, scholastic duties; duties to God, to country, to society, to neighbor, to family, to self; duties as a father, mother, husband, daughter, student; I know my duty, I feel in duty, the way of duty, the voice of duty; remaining a victim of one's duty.

The intimate relationship with duty defines choices and identity.

Not only for ourselves are we born

"Non nobis solum nati sumus."

(Marcus Tullius Cicero "De Officiis")