"Brinquedos de Pau" explores how striking visual shapes are perceived when they are transposed to contexts other than the original. The look reflects images and distorted versions of reality, due to the amount of existing information acquired before by external factors. The self does not see for itself, sees for the other and wants to make the other see for himself. The influence that the other exerts on the individual is reflected in his choices, and it is, therefore, necessary to absorb what makes him see further and exclude what stagnates him. "Brinquedos de Pau" explores the ability to trivialize negative acts and events (etc.) in contrast to the unexplained revolt around trivial issues that affect neither society nor the individual in particular. A gun will always be a weapon, it’s meant to hurt. Vaginas are life and give life. Not the opposite…