Sonic Cartographies
Fluxo da Rua, a spontaneous and often criminalised form of street gathering, is as much about visibility as it is about music. It may not seek approval, but it demands to be understood.
Random Urgencies
In Ignácio de Loyola Brandão’s "And Still the Earth," Brazil’s descent into environmental and social ruin was fiction in 1981. Now, it reads like an accelerated prophecy of the Anthropocene.
Diaspora Aesthetics
How Gustavo Paixão Is Reclaiming Fashion’s Visual Language for Indigenous Brazil
Street Syntax
How a Deep-Fried Mashup Became São Paulo’s Street Food Icon — an edible archive of immigration, hustle, and Sampa-style survival.
Sonic Cartographies
How Brazil Turns Art Into Evidence—and Why the Real Crime is Censorship.
Street Syntax
How one woman rewrote the rules while playing by them.
Ancestral Echoes
As extractive capitalism threatens the planet's lungs, Brazil's Indigenous women offer something more radical than resistance: a blueprint for survival.
Sonic Cartographies
From favela frequencies to global stages, the queen of Brazilian funk refuses to turn down.
Street Syntax
From TikTok teens betting on corner kicks to match-fixing scandals, Brazil’s national sport is spiraling into a casino of despair—and no one’s pulling the plug.
Diaspora Aesthetics
The 36th Bienal de São Paulo opens its archives and its halls to an artist once ignored, transforming institutional memory into an act of cultural restitution.
Coded Dreams
From analog favelas to intergalactic terraforming, Brazilian science fiction is hacking colonial narratives, building weird futures, and exporting glitch aesthetics to the world.
System Hacks
Why Brazil's cannabis future may be written in union halls, not government offices.