This work is rooted in research and hands-on making as fundamental pillars of design. Through illustration and digital collage, frame-by-frame animation, and the combination of multiple motion techniques, the process values time, gesture, and attention to detail — craft as both language and way of thinking. No artificial intelligence was used at any stage of this project.

Developed during the AniMAM residency for the Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro (MAM Rio), the film is inspired by the work of Rosana Paulino. With animation by Tetiiz and a soundtrack by Bruno Albert, it translates social, ethnic, and gender issues into audiovisual language, emphasizing a sensitive and artisanal process. Check it out