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"(...) In the image, a natural landscape is intervened upon by the scales of a trans-species from the origin of the world—what she calls an artifact of fiction/non-fiction; a rift opening in the beach sand toward a rebirth. Driven by the desire to invoke a reference of lost ancestry through an archaeology of reinvention, the work extends to the walls that support the space; thus, a new scale is seen sprouting upon the surface located to the left of the photograph. In this fragment of a sort of skin, produced in latex, we observe the presence of a sacred goddess who bypasses the concrete and turns the nascent world into a transcendental existence. It is revealed that by excavating the structures of a society built upon forged forgetfulness—by recreating the artifacts of lost links—the urgency of a new golden age is announced: one that historically enshrines trans-existences within the pantheon of eternity."

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— Bruno Cordeiro

Curator​​