Fios da Ancestralidade

Gallery

Snapshots capturing the vibrant spirit of our affective mapping workshop.

A hand is pictured reaching out to a large woven textile, with wooden and metallic spools scattered across it. The textile appears to be part of a traditional loom setup, indicating a crafting or weaving activity.
A flip chart with various colored sticky notes attached, containing words and concepts like 'people 1st', 'respect', 'diversity', 'vision', and 'teamwork'. The notes are predominantly pink, yellow, green, and blue. The background features a wall with geometric, dark gray panels.
A dense collage of text, objects, and various art pieces displayed on a wall. The composition involves handwritten and printed text in different languages with a variety of fonts and sizes. There are numerous items like a red circular sign, painted boards, various images, a small lamp, and a wooden chair. The art appears eclectic and chaotic, with elements overlapping and layered.
A poster with colorful graphics and text in a foreign language, featuring images of people interacting with 3D artwork on a wall. The main elements include individuals posing with painted gold coins and treasure chests as part of an interactive exhibit.

Roots

A vibrant mosaic wall with predominantly red tiles and various colorful patterns and artworks is on display. The phrase 'Brasil, eu te amo Selaron' is prominently featured in white lettering against a red background. A woman with long dark hair, wearing a black dress, stands in front of the mosaic, looking at the artwork. The wall includes several intricate designs and colorful tiling, portraying boats and cityscapes in different sections.

Presence

This map highlights neighborhoods where trancistas thrive, revealing pockets of cultural resilience amid urban segregation.

A close-up view of woven textiles featuring a variety of vibrant colors and textures. The arrangement includes sections of brown, green, red, black, and white fabrics, intricately interwoven with visible threads and fibers, including a prominent white thread crossing horizontally.

Flows

Tracing internal migrations, this map shows how trancistas move within cities, connecting communities and traditions.

An abstract cityscape with vibrant light trails creating a pattern of lines and shapes against a dark background. The scene suggests movement and energy, as the lights are blurred and layered to form intricate designs.

Stories

Personal narratives from trancistas weave together the emotional and cultural threads that sustain their craft.

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