Not a Piece of Cake is a long durational performance that questions the positionality of women within a patriarchal and Catholic society. The catalyst for this performance-based research was a text about Timna's grandmother. The outcome is shaped by personal memories, family history, and their fictionalization, translated into movement, text, and work with objects, showcasing arduous physical endurance and struggle to reach a final destination.

This practice-based research follows the idea of philosopher and media theorist Walter Benjamin, who suggested that revealing the tragedies of the ancestors serves as a gift to the audience for a better future influenced by the past.