The artworks were created in the format of street posters for the initiative "Hidden History and the City has to tell us", a collaborative effort among artists. These pieces explore themes of gender, ethnicity, concealment, and empowerment through reproducible formats. This initiative was featured in the 14th International Biennial of Contemporary Art in Curitiba, which centered on the theme “Open Borders.” The exhibition Armazém na Choque, which opened on November 9, 2019, at the Choque Cultural gallery in São Paulo, included these works.

One of the engravings from this series was acquired by Projeto Armazém and was exhibited in "Typography: Female Noun" from January 15, 2020, to March 1, 2020, in Curitiba, as part of the 14th Curitiba International Contemporary Art Biennial.

Published in: CRISPE, Juliana. Projeto Armazém. Florianópolis: Editora Caseira, 2019.

I personally and meticulously oversee the entire production process of my artwork, encompassing everything from drawings and sculptures to designing, prints and layouts. The photographic enlargements are produced using my own high-performance equipment, ensuring meticulous calibration and high-quality results. Each image is printed on 190gsm Hahnemühle or MOAB Fine Art cotton rag paper in A3+ size (329mm x 483mm) and can be framed upon request. All prints are numbered, signed, and come with certificates of authenticity.