We live in a rush. We do everything in haste. In an instant, we look in the mirror and realize we have aged. Time has passed, and many dreams and plans have been left behind.

The idea of increasing productivity in less time, born from the Industrial Revolution, has become part of everyday life in modern society. Despite the technological advances that have brought countless conveniences, the constant pursuit of organization and the maximum use of time end up producing the opposite effect.

Do we really need to live always in a hurry? Must life fit into a schedule? We live perpetually late, running against time like the White Rabbit in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Alice no País das Maravilhas, de Lewis Carroll.

Tempo Bruto (Rough Time) employs a hybrid language that blends image and word in video art experiments. The work is built through orality, writing, photography, video, and performance, proposing a reflection on the passage of time and the symptomatic lack of it in modern life.

The work is composed of 16 videos of varying lengths.

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