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Everything happened at that moment, when my laptop\u2019s work environment became a Screen Saver. In a kind of curtain that divided two spaces, and up to a moment allowed me to see what was in the other side or at the back, now turned my computer darker and darker.\r\n\r\nMoving to the other side I noticed that snakes were coming down from the ceiling, with red back and white bellies, from the scrap at the dunes. Their strait tails clung a fulcrum of perpendicular mirrors that reflected in space what it was around. As my Mac\u2019s screen had folded 45o and in its reflection I could see the XYZ Cartesian coordinates, vertically multiplied. As if there were two worlds, the one up and the one down. But the chances of this being true or real got virtualized really fast.\r\n\r\nIn this afflux of happenings I saw someone collecting risk cards. 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He wouldn\u2019t kill them; he\u2019d only take their tails and keep them preciously with the expectation of one day finding that bull with the supposed star on the forehead. About the mother of these children, also an albino, it was known she hanged clothes in white iron structures spiked into one of the 90.000 dunes of the Len\u00e7\u00f3is Maranhenses. I eventually found out that those white structures, almost invisible in the landscape, had been there since the children were born. Each metal structure had the width of three books, by three Portuguese authors. More precisely, the proportion of the numbers of pages of The Lusiads (1572) by Luiz de Cam\u00f5es, History of The Future (1718) by Preast Ant\u00f3nio Viera and Message (1934) by Fernando Pessoa.\r\n\r\nThe only thing I remember is that this day I was wearing a t-shirt with a photograph of Rui Reininho from the GNR singing Portugal na CEE, in a concert in the 80\u2019s in Lisbon.\r\n\r\nAbout the artist:\r\nL\u00facia Prancha (Coruche, 1985). Lives and works in S\u00e3o Paulo, Brazil.\r\n\r\nGraduated in Visual Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon, Portugal (2009) and the University of S\u00e3o Paulo, Brazil (2012). Her first solo show \u201cO sol que emite uma luz negra\u201d was shown at Red Bull House of Art, Lisbon, Portugal (2012). 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