Kubik opens at the C.A.M.A space the first solo show by São Paulo artist Manuella Silveira (São Paulo, 1999), which, curated by Guilherme Teixeira (São Paulo, 1992), brings to the streets of Barra Funda, a neighborhood in the capital of São Paulo, a practice that, through a free notion of form, which dances from abstraction built layer after layer of tone, to the figuration that is formed in the grooves and incisions that stilettos, nails, knives, forks and fingernails circumscribe on the canvas. There are several images that take over the surface, from architectural elements – such as the pillars of the Palácio da Alvorada, located in Brasília -, nods to the tropical profusion of Brazilian fauna and flora, the embodiment of mystical anthropomorphic beings that emerge from the overlapping of tones, to the comments about painting itself.