Matheus Moreira

Pedro, immersed in his repetitive routine, begins to feel lost when he realizes that things around him are disappearing day after day. Though he adapts to the changes, he cannot escape the growing feeling that an irreversible end is inevitable. The constant transformation of the environment and the gradual loss of the elements that previously defined his life make him question the stability of his own existence.

Helena sees herself locked in her daily melancholy inside her comfortable room. The difference between the real and the imaginary captivates her in her search for movement.

Pedro, immersed in his repetitive routine, begins to feel lost when he realizes that things around him are disappearing day after day. Though he adapts to the changes, he cannot escape the growing feeling that an irreversible end is inevitable. The constant transformation of the environment and the gradual loss of the elements that previously defined his life make him question the stability of his own existence.

Pedro, immersed in his repetitive routine, begins to feel lost when he realizes that things around him are disappearing day after day. Though he adapts to the changes, he cannot escape the growing feeling that an irreversible end is inevitable. The constant transformation of the environment and the gradual loss of the elements that previously defined his life make him question the stability of his own existence.

Helena sees herself locked in her daily melancholy inside her comfortable room. The difference between the real and the imaginary captivates her in her search for movement.