Vanessa Barbosa

An art collective experiments with ways to breach time and space and enter the infinity within the possible. But the instant is fleeting, and these moments quickly vanish. They must return to the political reality to which they are chained – bills to pay, a home to keep, jobs to hold, a possible play to produce.

Caíque is bullied because of his long hair, considered girlish by the boys in his neighborhood. Torn between fitting in and being true to himself, he feels compelled to take a radical step.

An art collective experiments with ways to breach time and space and enter the infinity within the possible. But the instant is fleeting, and these moments quickly vanish. They must return to the political reality to which they are chained – bills to pay, a home to keep, jobs to hold, a possible play to produce.

Caíque is bullied because of his long hair, considered girlish by the boys in his neighborhood. Torn between fitting in and being true to himself, he feels compelled to take a radical step.

Caíque is bullied because of his long hair, considered girlish by the boys in his neighborhood. Torn between fitting in and being true to himself, he feels compelled to take a radical step.