Through the rain, a knot was tied between the atlantic forest in Jundiaí and the desert in El Kharja, connecting two opposite tropical lines beyond flood and drought in a chaotic current instead. Tupã and Nu converse starring at the primordial watery abyss. They speak of a world in relation and plurality, of a time measured by storms and drizzle, freed from the ticking clocks that imprison the world's language. In an attempt to make their voice heard, they chant an ever-changing poem through the vocal chords of their daughters-sons, together-apart the ones who feel the work of time as rain. ENTER THE KNOT

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